How To Write A Non-Fiction Book 5 - Getting Organised With Scrivener

Want to write a book? Here's my method.
In the fifth of this series, I take a deep dive into the writing app Scrivener, and how it can speed up and streamline your research process.
Got tips, comments, suggestions? Leave them below!
And good luck, wherever you are on your writing journey.

[Tajhad]

Thanks. Clear, to the point and helpful.

[Dale-vh]

Thanks was a real help. I write medical reviews in kind of the same way, I didn't think that writing a nonfiction book would be so similar. Thanks again.

[Weipoints]

Thank you so much for doing this series. It has been so confusing to jump from writing 1K-2K word stories to trying to write a 75K word book. I think you mentioned in your first video you were considering making a video about writing narrative nonfiction book proposals, and I'd love to hear about your method for doing this!

[DwayneNesmith]

Thank you. Your series of videos is quite useful. I noticed during your discussion at around 6:15 on the Notes document that your Chapter 6 research folder contained several topic-specific folders. When do you find it helpful to separate your research into topic-specific folders?

[RandallLeeReetz]

Great vid. Thanks. But you absolutely need to dump the surround sound effect on the audio.

[ElainePowelluk]

Thank you for sharing. That was very helpful in preparing me to write in Scrivener.

[SarahPriceHancock]

Thank your for helping me conceptualize how to take all my research and FINALLY write my book.

[crystalobregoncoaching]

This series of videos is very helpful! One clarifying question I have is: My understanding is that you research then write one chapter at a time. Is that correct? Do you ever have to go back to change anything in subsequent chapters after doing more research?

[LongforTruth]

Thank you so much! This has really helped me organize my research!