If you’ve discovered Scrivener, like many writers have, you have probably come to love the flexibility and organization it affords your creativity. I’m new to the software, but I really like what I see so far. From everything I’ve read, so does just about everyone else. Understand that Scrivener is not a standard word processor, nor does it intend to be. Think of it as a creative suite. It even makes publishing ebooks quite easy. Once you’ve got the basics down, you’ll probably start looking for some templates to kickstart your writing process. Well, look no further. Below you will find a series of templates that can be found on the web from other authors who share the same passion you have (are gaining) for Scrivener.

Scrivener Fiction Templates

SCRIVENER RESOURCES

If you’re serious about writing, you’ll be serious about the tools you use. Scrivener is widely held as THE tool for writers—the creative suite you’ve always deserved. You have unparalleled control over your text, and you can even create your own ebooks, and so much more.

Scrivener Non-Fiction Templates

There are discussions on www.literatureandlatte.com/forum/ that touch on templates and how to make them. If you have further questions, try your questions there and the great community will be supportive.   If you found this helpful, you might want to check out my follow-up post, free scrivener templates part 2.

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