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Daily Writing Exercises: ChapterMuse Guide
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CMwww.chaptermuse.com › Guide › Create a story bible
You needed a character to get across the city fast in book one, so you let them; now the world contains fast travel and book three's siege plot doesn't work.
CMwww.chaptermuse.com › Guide › Format a book
Contents 01Each file has a different reader, and the reader decides the rules 02Manuscript format is a working surface, not a design 03The word count you report is real; the one they used to use wasn't 04Front and back matter…
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ChapterMuse gives you proper front and back matter — a dedication, an epigraph, a prologue up front; an epilogue, author's note, and acknowledgments at the back.
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Everything runs on your own machine, which is the same choice that means no subscription for the writing app, no server outage and nobody able to reach your draft.
CMwww.chaptermuse.com › Help › Chapter history
Export-only artwork remains part of your library backup rather than chapter history
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Along the way, you try each lesson in your own writing, whether you work in ChapterMuse or keep a notebook. View the book on Amazon UK You belong from the beginning
CMwww.chaptermuse.com › Guide › How to write a fantasy novel
Maps, dynasties, a calendar with its own month names, four pages on how the currency works, the beginnings of a language.
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5Check the intention off when the prose has absorbed it; show or hide completed work whenever you like.
CMwww.chaptermuse.com › Guide › Point of view and psychic distance
"Yes, the newspapers were right" is his thought in his own voice, free indirect, the last thing he says to himself. And then the sentence leaves him.