Papyrus Author: All Features Reviewed! 

Watch the long form review here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UnNdR0-eULw.html

I'd be very curious to hear your thoughts on Campfire Write

Thank you so much for posting! So neat how they integrated features found in other programs into one easy-to-use program. I'm excited to give it a try!

I am curious if Grammarly and/or ProWriting Aid are usable with Papyrus without having to export to word or something first.

Imma check it out! That timeline looks exactly like what I’ve been wanting for a while

I'll say this: I have Scrivener 3 for Windows but am not a high-end user. That said, I was disappointed with Scrivener's thesaurus and dictionary. It took some time for me to figure out that some of its advertised features applied to the Mac version because it drew from that OS. In this dept, Papyrus Author is far better than Scrivener and has been invaluable to me (free version at that).

Thank you Michael for the review!

I am a devoted Scrivener user, and yet this video might have converted me 😅 So many AMAZING free features! A hard-core Plotter's dream~♡ ☺ I especially love how you can hover over a characters name to get their info! 🤗 in scrivener you have to go to Timbuctoo and back 😅 Definitely going to try this out!

Before this video, I had never heard of Papyrus authors. I have to say that it looks very impressive. I don't know how it compares to Pro writing aid but I will check it out.

Happy to see this even if I don't end up using Papyrus 👍

I’ve been using Papyrus Pro for just over a year. I use it in a lot of different ways, probably different than most. I create DOCX files with it where I paste my dictation. I use the editing feature (repeated words) as I PROOF, as you mentioned. Takes a little longer to proof, but helps make them pretty tight. I still put the DOCX through PWA for grammer/style/overused/diction/pronouns. When I’m done editing all the DOCX files, I copy/paste them into a final PAP. Repeated words REALLY helps because it also forces you to think of better words and helps me reword some things to sound better.

Repeated words looks useful.

Can you review Causality Story Sequencer?

Welcome back

WAIT, X IS 6'9"!?!? I guess I somehow didn't register that. I knew he was tall, but damn. 😅

I’ve been thinking about trying this.

The issue with a lot of software these days is that they want a subscription which is over priced per month and enduring. There's a big disconect between a) the enduring value of the software and b) what the typical author makes from their work.

Hi Michael, I don't know how you feel about requests for videos. I wanted to ask you about worldbuilding while writing into the dark. I've been reading yours and Dean Wesley's books on writing into the dark and am sold on the practice. I've been running into some issues in getting going though, like the aforementioned worldbuilding topic. Is this something you plan out before hand and flesh out as you write or do you just wing it and document the world as you go, similar to the outline as you go method? Do you know a streamlined technique? I have some ideas to try, but have been swinging back and forth between two modes of thought that I've been calling the "document as you go" method and the "using worldbuilding as a springboard or engine" for writing into the dark. As I said, I don't know how you feel about video requests but I'd be stoked to hear your take on this topic. Your advice has cleared up my thinking on a bunch of other topics.

Papyrus is very, very, very complicated. It only looks so easy in the video. Its also a copy of "Patchwork-Author" which is more powerfull and much cheaper. It's only known through marketing (paid critics for example), not through quality. I like "Scrivener".

Whelp, I'm over here wishing I paid more attention to the formatting/export options before I bought Atticus.

Are you ok?