Scrivener Training starting in 2 minutes - how to outline your novel in Scrivener and how to set up project and session word goals

Are you curious about Scrivener, or do you feel you just aren't using it to its full capacity? Or do you have questions about a specific tool in Scrivener? Today we'll be giving two basic Scrivener classes to cover, you guessed it, the basics, and to answer any questions and solve any problems you might have. 1pm EST, followed by a 2pm writing sprint, and don't forget the 5pm EST Narrative Architecture Course, and finally the second Scrivener Basics course (same course, different time) at 9pm EST. See you there!!

I uploaded our class about creating a Story Bible using Scrivener from Tuesday, July 18, 2026.

https://zoom.us/j/91073595768?pwd=lFb17hu4vEFiZbLcbOJGJu24gu95RV.1

I found this - get feedback on your first 10 pages from an agent. Webpage - More info (9-12 July 2026) What they say: You Don't Get a Second Chance to Make a Good First Impression. As many writers know, agents and editors won't give your work more than ten pages or so to make an impact. If you haven't got them hooked by then, it's a safe bet you won't be asked for more material. Make sure you've got the kind of opening they're looking for! In this invaluable event, you'll get to work with an agent to review and refine the first ten pages of your novel or non-fiction book. You'll learn what keeps an agent reading, what are the most common mistakes that make them stop, and the steps you need to take to correct them. The best part is that you'll be working directly with an agent, who will provide feedback specific to your work.