writing / writer's software

ping How about a chance to get Writer's Cafe at a discount? How many people want to be writers (or make like we are!)?!!!

Ooops, I forgot the website: http://www.writerscafe.co.uk/

Vanessa N I'll second this....I'm also a "writer", and have heard Writer's Cafe as a good PC equivalent to Scrivener (Mac), which is highly recommended (don't own a Mac yet, though)....containing good index card/storyboarding planning features.

Not sure if Bits offers Mac software, but in case it does: http://www.literatureandl...vener.html. Not sure what it is, but there's many more great programs for writers on the Mac platform than there are for PCs. So for those of us who can't get Scrivener, Writer's Cafe has been recommended.

If you like index card organizing/planning/storyboarding, or just plain research in a visual way (as opposed to outlining), there's also Super Notecard for PCs (and Macs), which I'd also like to see here.

http://www.mindola.com/

Other highly recommended writing software programs:

These may be difficult to get (tops in their respective areas)

Final Draft (*the* program for script/drama/TV/movie writing):

http://www.finaldraft.com/

Dramatica Pro (for all kinds of long/complicated fiction writing projects), and if you like a good deal of guidance along the way.

And for those who need help brainstorming while using their mindmapping software (which is often on sale here), ran acoss this today, from the former producers of Ideafisher:

http://www.thoughtoffice.com/?page_id=42

Seems to potentially useful not just for writers but for anyone needing to be more creative for work and problem solving inventiveness.

I just want to add some suggestions:

Movie Outline: http://www.movieoutline.com/

Write it Now: http://www.ravensheadserv.../index.php

About Writer's Cafe: it is a very nice and useful application. However, I am not sure if it will be developed furthermore.