Steve

Oh. In case you're wondering, I'm in. -Steve

Welcome to the NaNoWriMo area of the Storyist Forums! November is almost upon us. If you are participating in NaNoWriMo this year, give us a shout and let us know. And if you haven't registered as a Storyist forum member yet, why not take a moment to do so now. It's easy and free and we'd love to have your company on the road to 50,000. -Steve

After you purchase Storyist from the Storyist website, your license information is presented on the checkout page, and also sent to the email address you provide at checkout. To install it: Launch Storyist. When the Trial dialog appears, click the Enter License Code button. Enter your license name and code exactly as it appears in the license email, caps and all. If you need to install Storyist, you can download it from http://update.storyist.com/downloads/Storyist.dmg. If this doesn't work for you, take a look through the troubleshooting guide at http://storyist.com/support/howto/install-your-license/. -Steve

[if you post a suggestion in this forum and want to include it here, please drop a note to Steve with the URL.] * Elmore Leonard's Ten Rules of Writing * The Lester Dent Pulp Paper Master Fiction Plot (suggested by pjl) * Kurt Vonnegut's Eight Rules for Writing Fiction (suggested by pjl) * Robert Heinlein's Writing Rules (suggested by pjl) * 20 Rules for Writing Detective Stories (S.S Van Dine 1928) (suggested by pjl) * The Routine Autopsy by Ed Uthman, MD (suggested by Callista) * The Writer's Medical and Forensics Lab by D.P. Lyle, writer & MD.