Writer's Cafè
A powerful but fun writers environment that includes the StoryLines structuring tool, a notebook, journal, writing quotations, scrapbook organiser, a 60-page e-book and ...
What is Writer's Cafè?
Writer's Café is a set of power tools for all fiction writers, whether experienced or just starting out. The heart of Writer's Café is StoryLines, a powerful but simple to use story development tool that dramatically accelerates the creation and structuring of your novel or screenplay.
Designed by published novelist Harriet Smart, Writer's Café also includes a notebook, journal, research organiser, pinboard, inspirational quotations, daily writing tips, writing exercises, name generation, and a 60-page e-book, Fiction: The Facts, distilling 20 years of writing experience.
Writer's Café is designed to be a playground for the imagination, making writing fiction fun and fulfilling. But it's also a serious tool for professionals, with highly configurable formatting, import/export and reporting facilities.
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- English
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It's the best application for writers and novelists and it works fine in all OS
Though writerscafe is still valid, it has been "replaced" by Jutoh also from Anthemion software
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- story-writing
- Writing tool
- creative-writing
- quotation
- worldbuilding
- screenplay
- Novel Authoring
- writing-environment
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Claiming this has a Linux version is a mislead; it requires Mono to run it if you don't have Windows installed as a dual boot or virtual machine. It does not run well under the most current edition of mono and does operate cleanly by modern Linux standards. Disappointing.