When you get Stuck
Dusty Phillips
on-writing
Writer's block. Is it even real? What's it telling you? And what do you do next?
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Fablehenge Blog
Product Updates, Writing Tips, and Technical Deep Dives
Why Fablehenge is a Progressive Web App
Dusty Phillips
technical
The first decision we made when we set out to build Fablehenge is to create a Progressive Web App instead of a native application. The most common question we receive is along the lines of "how do I install it?" or "how do I use it offline?" This article explains what a PWA is and why we think they are...
First Steps in Crafting a Novel
Dusty Phillips
on-writing
It can be intimidating to know where to start when you set out to write a novel. There is a ton of advice out there, and, as advice always does, a lot of it is conflicting. The truth is, every writer is different, and you'll have to find your own path. But finding a path is easier when you have...
Dashboard
Jen Phillips
product-updates
Next time you log in to Fablehenge, you'll see our latest feature: the dashboard. We designed it to give you an overview of your recent writing activity, as well as quick access to your latest books and feedback.
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Search
Dusty Phillips
product-updates
One of our long-standing feature requests has finally been implemented: you can now search your entire manuscript for a word or phrase.
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Tag Relationship Maps
Dusty Phillips
product-updates
Brand new feature allows you to visualize relationships between characters, settings, plot points and more using a mind-mapping style interface.
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Feedback Enhancements
Dusty Phillips
product-updates
We shipped scene-level feedback a few weeks ago. You can now mark specific feedback as resolved and see unresolved feedback in the outline. And our pro users now have access to AI-generated feedback!
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Pantsing vs Plotting
Dusty Phillips
on-writing
I can't believe how often the question of Pantsing vs Plotting comes up in various writing forums. I usually prefer the terms "discovery writing" and "outlining," but I acknowledge the desire to use alliteration when comparing the two!
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