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MS Office

Microsoft Office is a suite of business and personal tool much like google documents. It is very refined and has a lot of functionality. I tried doing a writing project a couple years ago using it and I failed. It was lacking (or I was) some key organisational skills. I would not call it a writing suite but if you had to use it you could.

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Google Documents

Google documents is a (mostly) online cloud based advanced word processor that is part of a web based office suite offered by google as part of google drives. You will need to setup a free google drive to use this service.

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yWriter

yWriter is a completely free writing suite developed by Simon Haynes. The current version is yWriter6 with yWriter7 in beta. It is also one of the few writing suits that has developed a version for Linux. It doesn't pack the punch that scrivener does, but it will allow you to organize your thoughts using a scene based approach to writing. I found it easy to use but it was lacking some organizational tool.

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Scrivener

My personal choice, for all my writing, is scrivener. It is, in my opinion, and after much research, it is the best all-around writer's software on the market. It isn't free but it is affordable and they offer a 30-day trial. so you can try it out before you commit. It also comes with a well thought out tutorial that will have you up and running in no time at all. Note, this software supports Windows, macOS, and IOS

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