#Scrivener for kindle fire hd for mac#
So I opened up the Kindle App for Mac on my MacBook and indeed, right there in my library was my NaNoWriMo novel. Kindle uses “Whispernet” to sync your library with other devices and apps that you have. It’s the last two steps that I wanted to discuss today.Īs I finished the read through on the Kindle, it occurred to me: how am I going to transfer 165 notes into Scrivener so that they will be useful for me –and do so without printing anything out? It didn’t take long for a simple, if not slightly cumbersome solution presented itself. I’ve covered the first 5 steps in other posts, and if you are so inclined, you can click on the links to learn more about what I did. Use multiple monitors to write the new story using your annotions.Read what you wrote on the Kindle and make lots and lots (165) annotations.Use Scrivener to export the novel to the Kindle.Cannibalize the first part of the novel and use it for a novelette.Decide the story you are telling doesn’t really work (and in fact, you’re not yet cut out to be a novelist).Write an aborted novel using Scrivener 2.0.But I’m trying to avoid that middle printing step and now that I’ve been through the cycle once this year, I thought I’d share how I did it in 7 steps:
It used to be that I would write the first draft of a story, print that story out, mark up the printout, and then begin working on the second draft. Combining my quest for a paperless office at home with my writing goals this year has required some changes to old habits.
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