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Scrivener Superpowers: How to Use Cutting-Edge Software to Energize Your Creative Writing Practice

Scrivener Superpowers is a guide to Scrivener, the writing software, written for authors who find the program intimidating. Rather than reading like a dry manual, it walks through the main features with screenshots and illustrations and shows how each one can support drafting and finishing a manuscript. Along the way it gathers advice from working writers, so readers can take what suits them and leave the rest. The goal is to make a powerful tool feel approachable and to help writers work more productively.

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