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In this blog post, I will go into the areas of plot and world Manuskript offers. In the plot window, we can define our plots. At the bottom are the + and the - to add and remove plots. The slider for importance has the same function as the one with characters, if you remember that from the previous post. -nog linken- In the Basic Info tab, we can name the plot and define which characters play a role in it.

Welcome to part 2 of this blog set about Manuskript. In case you missed part 1, it's here. We saw how to create a new story, and we viewed a bit of the outline and the editor. If we open the Summary option, we see this: I already entered a Situation, to make it a bit more 'alive'. At this point, we can write a one sentence summary of the story. The basic ingredient. We're not restricted to one line, but…

Manuskript. Most people don't know it. It's software for writers. Software with lots of options, while being a lot simpler than Scrivener. I know loads of authors live inside Scrivener, and hooray for them, but it's too much, big, complex, confusing for me. Read about Manuskript etc at their homepage. There are screenshots and a list of features. This post, and perhaps another one, will go into how I use it, to give you an idea. Note: Manuskript is Free…