Cathellisen found this list of 50 open source resources for writers.
She’ll be reviewing them as she takes a look at each one, giving the thumbs up or down. Currently, she’s reviewed Ywriter. I took a quick look myself, and it is a very neat program and looks like it could be very useful indeed, they way it breaks down writing a book into several, more easily manageable chunks and allows you a lot of options to plan, work with and edit.
It doesn’t appear to be able to do a couple of formatting things I’m used to, but the files save as rtf so I suppose they can be exported back to Word.
Tags: Catherine Shortridge, open source, select, writing resources, ywriter
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