Tag Archives: Scrivener

Managing a Series in Scrivener

Posted on September 15, 2022 by Christina Anne Hawthorne

As anyone who’s read my blog likely knows, I’m writing a fantasy series. Okay, actually, kinda sorta, three series (Kovenlore Chronicles, Pannulus Mysteries, and Thornwillow Tales), but I’m focusing on one right now or nothing will ever be published. That … Continue reading →

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Refreshing Prose When Editing

Posted on June 23, 2022 by Christina Anne Hawthorne

I’m currently performing a self-edit of Protecting the Pneuma Key, but an edit with a difference. To say I was nervous, that I worried my new approach would accomplish little, was an understatement. The good news is, it’s going better … Continue reading →

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The Drafting/Editing Transition & the Evolving Revision Map

Posted on December 3, 2020 by Christina Anne Hawthorne

So, I promised a few more details about how I approach the transitionary period between drafting and actual revising and here they are. These aren’t rules. What follows is my generalized approach. As the word implies, I’ve ceased to view … Continue reading →