mike "glemak" dunn

"SuperNotecard is fast becoming the best way for novelists, biographers, researchers, and writers of every stripe to begin to craft their work using notecards." - looks like an interesting tool for mac based writers - via brad (as in sucks)... - mike "glemak" dunn via Bookmarklet

There's a Windows version as well (which is what I'm using). The UI is a little funkier than I'd like (probably because it's made by Mac people), but I've been trying my hand at writing again and I like laying stories out as blocks/cards first. - brad sucks

ah cool - i'm on a mac so saw the windows version but it wasn't a hot link so maybe their sensing my o/s - seems cool i do lots of writing on 3x5's (pulp kind) & on windows i've been using onenote for awhile and like it but thought this looked more straight forward - mike "glemak" dunn

this is a life saver. Love it. - Eric Rice

I found this free tool to be helpfull: http://www.celtx.com/ - SocialTechArts

I've been using this to lay out the 22 pages for my first comic; great for putting down a 1-liner of what should happen in the story on each page, and to begin shifting them around. - Do You KNOW Clarence?

DYKC: Celtx now includes comic writing templates, an integrated index card system, and some basic storyboarding support. Just FYI. - Roger Benningfield

@Clarence: what's the comic about? - Barry Wynn

@roger -- I remember hearing about Celtx, I should look into that again. - Do You KNOW Clarence?

@barry -- Let's just say it has to do with aliens, a slacker hero, and the department of motor vehicles. I'm playing it pretty close to the vest, at the moment... - Do You KNOW Clarence?

Interesting. I've got a project where I'm actually really using, you know, actual paper index cards. Method described here: http://is.gd/1cVW . I deliberately chose the old school way, but wonder about digitizing the notecards. Eventually. Will check this app out. - Susan A. Kitchens