Apple Reminders iOS 17 For Writers

Over the last few years, Apple has rebuilt the Reminders app. The Reminders app is Apple’s stock-to-do manager in iOS, but for years, it has been chasing third-party solutions like Things 3 by Cultured Code GmbH & Co. KG. This year, Apple has caught up and, in some ways, surpassed […]

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My Writing Setup – Mobile

Like my bag and pocket EDC, my writing setup is constantly in flux. Technology is not static, and therefore, neither is my setup. It is The life of a techie writer. With that said, my current setup is straightforward and reliable for my needs. I don’t see much need to […]

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My Plotting Process

Plotting out a novel is outlining and mapping out the events in a story before drafting the manuscript. It is the shortest step in my writing process behind drafting and editing the novel, but it’s crucial. Without a robust plotting process, the editing process would be a nightmare. In most […]

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What Games Am I Playing?

I have been bombarded with questions since I mentioned in my Coping With ADHD post that I play games on the Nintendo Switch. I have been asked to share what games I am playing and my friends code so my readers can reach out and play games with me. At […]

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How I, As A Writer, Use Notes In iOS 17

The iOS Notes app launched with the original iPhone with iPhoneOS 1.3.3 on September 19, 2019. A basic IMAP note app synchronized notes data with an IMAP server like iCloud.com. With iOS 9 and macOS 10.11 (El Capitan), the Notes app received a complete overhaul of the backend services. Synchronization […]

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Open Up The Freedom Of Freeform

Brainstorming or mind mapping is one of the keys for most writers. It is the beginning of the process. For years I used Scapple, a brainstorming app from the makers of Scrivener, Literature & Latte. While I love this app, its lack of an iOS app made me want more. […]

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ADHD Cooping process

What Is ADHD Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder or ADHD is defined by the CDC as “one of the most common neurodevelopment disorders of childhood. It is usually first diagnosed in childhood and often lasts into adulthood. Children with ADHD may have trouble paying attention, controlling impulsive behaviors (may act without […]

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