PinnedJay Penner·Jan 5, 2021Ten Resources for aspiring and experienced Writers / AuthorsIt’s been two years and half-million words in seven novels. Here are ten resources and tools I use/have used in my journey. I hope you…
Jay Penner·Nov 17, 2021Hi Simi,All great questions. The files are on my folder, and I currently use github - that's because I like to keep versions as I work through my…A response icon1A response icon1
Jay Penner·Feb 20, 2021Google Maps flybys for your novelsWouldn’t it be cool if your novels let readers go to a Google Earth / Maps flyby for all the major locations in your book?
Jay Penner·Jun 16, 2020Proofreading your novel using text-to-speech (Read Aloud)— tips and benefitsHow to improve your proofreading effectiveness using text-to-speech and modified formatsA response icon1A response icon1
Jay Penner·May 15, 2020The Hunt for the Death Valley Germans — Companion ReadingIn July 1996, a family of four German tourists disappeared into the wilderness of Death Valley. Egbert Rimkus (34), his son Georg Weber…
Jay Penner·May 15, 2020The Pharaohs — Timelines and Interesting Facts of Ancient EgyptHow many Pharaohs ruled Egypt? How many were native? Who else ruled Egypt? When and how long did the famous Pharaohs rule?… that and more!
Jay Penner·Apr 1, 2020Favorite Vim commands for WritingVim is an awesomely popular programmer’s editor, and I’ve adopted vim mode in Visual Studio Code for writing novels and articles.A response icon1A response icon1
Jay Penner·Jan 25, 2020Writing Novels and Non-Fiction with Visual Studio CodeUsing a Programming Editor for Writing… how would it be?A response icon10A response icon10
Jay Penner·Jan 7, 2019Writing a Novel on Ulysses — Part ISo, I previously wrote how I used Microsoft OneNote for novel writing. It worked out fine for a while, but I found the experience more…