Writing Productivity Tools, On Air
While researching into some of the latest Adobe Air Applications available, I came across the following apps helpful in making my own writing more productive, most of which happen to be free. I’ve set up some example screenshots for you, to show you my two favourites, with lists and details on 14 more.
If you’re new [...]
Write or Die!
Seen this? Write or Die! is a web-based application - the first from Dr Wicked’s Writing labs. It is based on his concept that we all, as writer’s are easily distracted by things like - oh, everything really, from writing.
With Write or Die!, you get tangible consequences with procrastination. Insert a wordcount, and time period, [...]
Are You Published and Profitable?
I was very recently contacted by Roger C Parker, the author of the Daily Writing Tips blog for writers. He picked up on my own liking towards mind maps for writing, and introduced himself and the benefits found on his membership website , Published and Profitable, and in the articles found on his blog.
Roger’s [...]
Motivating Myself (Free Software)
To remain motivated as a writer, I also often find myself turning down the Organisation and Self-Motivation path. I LIKE organisation, as a general theory. Some of my favourite bloggers and ebooks out there deal with the whole productivity thing. As a fultime worker, I was very organised - it was one of my seats [...]
Review : Todoodlist
Todoodlist is an Ebook written by Nick Cernis of putthingsoff.com. It’s available for $14.00 from the Todoodlist site.
Unlike other productivity ebooks and programs (Nick does mention David Allen’s Getting Things Done and is a fan of Leo Babuata’s Zen to Done), Todoodlist is an eBook about getting back to paper. The blurb on the front [...]
Smartlinks (and a Book Review)
This is a quickie post to introduce Smartlinks to the Juiced on Writing readers. I’ve previously used Smartlinks by Adaptiveblue on my Scrapability blog. I’ve installed the plugin now onto this Wordpress blog.
Let’s take a look at Smartlinks from a real-life perspective, with a quick book review.
No Plot? No Problem! by Chris Baty
No Plot? [...]





