Love Scrivener but hate plotting your book? I’ve turned my advanced 24-chapter novel writing cheatsheet into a free, downloadable Scrivener template you can use for your own writing projects. This video will walk you through it.
Get the Scrivener novel outlining template (download and unzip the .zip folder – then open the Scivener file and save it as a template.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD
Watch the video to see how it works…
PS. You’ll need Scrivener to open this version of the chapter outline templates – if you don’t have Scrivener yet, you can get it here.
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Derek Murphy has a PhD in Literature, is a USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author, and has spent over a decade helping authors write, publish, and sell books through Creativindie. When he’s not critiquing manuscripts or building writing tools, he’s probably in a castle somewhere with cats.
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Is there any where that actually shows a story example that is plotted, not the outline points?
Is this template still available? It goes to an error page when you click download. Thanks.
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