http://juicedonwriting.com/1063/the-writers-notebook-on-an-iphone/ I want to write. I want to make a living writing - fiction, and non-fiction. And I want to share all the writing resources I find. This is my writing blog. Simple as that. Sun, 07 Mar 2010 03:49:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://juicedonwriting.com/1063/the-writers-notebook-on-an-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-1268 Note Keeping Software for Writers [Escaped] | Juiced On Writing Thu, 26 Mar 2009 10:40:29 +0000 http://juicedonwriting.com/?p=1063#comment-1268 [...] I use a combination of OneNote and Evernote. Evernote allows me to also take notes on my PC, and on my iPhone, and these are synchronised onto the web [...] [...] I use a combination of OneNote and Evernote. Evernote allows me to also take notes on my PC, and on my iPhone, and these are synchronised onto the web [...]

]]> http://juicedonwriting.com/1063/the-writers-notebook-on-an-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-351 Dustin Fri, 16 Jan 2009 17:34:38 +0000 http://juicedonwriting.com/?p=1063#comment-351 Michelle: Thanks for the mention! Having played around with an iPhone for a short while (a loaner unit for a story I was working on) I have to agree that the iPhone is probably best suited for capturing short notes and thoughts, maybe the odd outline here and there. The idea of writing an entire novel on that screen fills me with dread! When Cheryl Kaye Tardif told me she was doing just that, my first response was "I don't know whether to applaud you or pity you...". What she has that, I think, will get her through what I can only believe will be a painful process is a) a good reason for what she's doing, and b) a plan about how to do it. And that's what I'd suggest to anyone about *whatever* they're doing to get their writing done: why have you chosen this tool or tools or technique, and how are you going to use it to get from page 1 to "The End"? Michelle: Thanks for the mention! Having played around with an iPhone for a short while (a loaner unit for a story I was working on) I have to agree that the iPhone is probably best suited for capturing short notes and thoughts, maybe the odd outline here and there. The idea of writing an entire novel on that screen fills me with dread! When Cheryl Kaye Tardif told me she was doing just that, my first response was “I don’t know whether to applaud you or pity you…”. What she has that, I think, will get her through what I can only believe will be a painful process is a) a good reason for what she’s doing, and b) a plan about how to do it. And that’s what I’d suggest to anyone about *whatever* they’re doing to get their writing done: why have you chosen this tool or tools or technique, and how are you going to use it to get from page 1 to “The End”?

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