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Android apps for writers Videos
- 1. Top Android Apps for Writers
- 2. Top 10 Apps for Writers/English Majors
- 3. Byword vs. iA Writer vs. Elements for iPad - battle of the text editing apps
- 4. Game Of Thrones Writer Says Fans Correctly Guess Storylines
Top Android Apps for Writers
1.Note Pad 2.Writer 3.Write 4.Power Writer 5.Poet's Corner 6.Handrite note Notepad Pro 7.IEW Writing Tools.
Top 10 Apps for Writers/English Majors
Apps 1-9 listed here can be downloaded from the App store. They can also be found on Google Play through the links found below: Plagiarism Checker by ...
Byword vs. iA Writer vs. Elements for iPad - battle of the text editing apps
www.iMore.com Looking for the best of the best when it comes to text editing applications for iPad or iPhone? Ally takes a look at the best three she could find in ...
User Comments
bdegrande
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on 04 Apr 2012
I like Writing Kit better than any of these. It has Dropbox sync, GREAT
Markdown support - not only a cheat sheet, but dedicated keys on the
keyboard so that you don't have to remember Markdown codes, and both a
"quick research mode" (searches) and a full web browser for pasting
external text, etc. into the text editor.
Kus Cámara
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on 12 May 2012
Another great option if you want Markdown for blogging is Textastic, a code
editor with Markdown support, Dropbox sync, FTP...
Michael Walsemann
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on 14 Nov 2012
I am using Byword on iOS. It's simple and it allows me to open very big
text Files (>40K Chars) at no slowdowns.
Amy Champion
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on 03 Feb 2013
Can you do an app review of StorySkeleton? It's another writing/planning
app in cue-card format and I'm debating
Amy Champion
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on 03 Feb 2013
*continuing my other comment haha* I'm debating on buying StorySkeleton but
I can't find a review. :O
Ryan Wilson
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on 06 May 2013
In ia writer the |word buttons let you skip forward or back in one word
increments.
MRS C
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on 23 Apr 2012
Nice ....I said to myself she must be a teacher.
Rahul Ghosh
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on 12 Jul 2012
I use IA Writer cause its the best
ijoly
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on 04 Jun 2012
great video THX!
Game Of Thrones Writer Says Fans Correctly Guess Storylines
Game Of Thrones writer George RR Martin says talks about the books and how fans are used to guessing storylines as they wait for the next book. SUBSCRIBE ...
User Comments
Drewan James
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on 19 Nov 2015
the real plot twist, he dies before he finishes the last book
Pedro Gomez Rodriguez
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on 19 Nov 2015
Shut your disgusting mouth (keyboard?) omg!!
Joe Blow
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on 11 Nov 2015
Don't watch the show. The scene he describes from the book, when Jamie
takes Cersi in the Sept as Jeoffrey lays in state is pretty nasty. Cersi is
on her period, even though it was consensual, it was still very disgusting.
I'm sure the show version was worse.
Joe Blow
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on 10 Jan 2016
+50ftFrankenstein HA! Certainly not. Or the murders of Rhaenys, and the fake Aegon Targaryen. Most of all: Doran Martell's love of watching the kids play in the pool in Dorne. The producers dodged a bullet by making all those characters like the Stark kids and Dany older.
50ftFrankenstein
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on 10 Jan 2016
+Joe Blow Yeah, there's definitely a lot of stuff from the books that just couldn't be aired even on HBO. Dany's infamous diarrhea scene from ADWD comes to mind.
Joe Blow
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on 10 Jan 2016
+50ftFrankenstein That IS good. Reading the novels, I always wondered how they would portray some of the heinous shit in them.
50ftFrankenstein
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on 10 Jan 2016
Thankfully they did not have Cersei on her period on the show.
Joe Blow
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on 02 Dec 2015
I could care less about your love of period sex between siblings in the presence of their rotting abomination child. My distaste of the show has nothing to do with grotesque things; I was a medic in the 3rd infantry. I like my vision of the story from reading the novels, the show would be steps down from it. Can't wait for the REAL story to be told in BOOK six.
John Dims
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on 02 Dec 2015
So because of that you're gonna tell everyone not to watch the show? That's low man, how do you even know people will be as offended/ as much of a pussy as you are?
NukethewhalesMO
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on 14 Sep 2015
If only Bioware had the same philosophy for writing stories.
John Dims
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on 02 Dec 2015
I've never seen a game in my life that has a story and characters of this caliber. On the bio ware note... Kotor was great, me1 was also a great story (they kept getting more actiony after that) the dragon age series is quite intense and is chock full of lore and other goodies, even books have been published for it. Despite that's it's nowhere near as intense as GRRM stories are, they're still great stories
csanchezcuba
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on 26 Jul 2015
Soo, GM is Samuel Tarlies' father?
xxlCortez
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on 10 Aug 2015
+csanchezcuba Not likely as Sam is too different from his father. More like he's Sam Tarly's old version who became insane from all the things he saw.
Ian McGovern
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on 17 Jul 2015
Also Westeros is clearly a representation of The UK or great Britain i
would say during the dark ages maybe as the geography of westeros matches
england and scotland with the wall being hadrian's wall with the wildlings
(Picts) king's landing is no doubt London as its location in westeros is
the location of london in britain. Also england is the birthplace of
fantasy.
John Dims
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on 02 Dec 2015
+Ian McGovern that's..... Quite a theory my friend
Ian McGovern
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on 02 Dec 2015
Id say essos is also most likely turkey with its more middle eastern culture along with braavos being similar to Istanbul/Constantinople with a little help from Rhodes which is just under turkey. Along with the farther you move east the more desert like and mountainous it gets. The dothrahki are clearly a copy of either the huns or mongols (pretty much the same thing) whom were fairly present in turkey during the middle ages.
John Dims
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on 02 Dec 2015
+Sam Trevelyan that's pretty circumstantial man, I definitely don't believe that what you said is right (not the historical part, but the "based on part")
Sam Trevelyan
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on 31 Jul 2015
Of course. Lots of the GoT storylines and characters are based on (mostly English) history - Margaery Tyrell, for instance, is similar to Mary Queen of Scots, whose first two husbands were both killed in mysterious circumstances and she was then arrested by the Queen of England for causing too much trouble. Sansa Stark also roughly matches this description.
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