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It happened again this year. I wrote a sci-fi story of about 13,000 words and it died dead in its tracks. There is a magical barrier that stops me from getting further into a story time and again. Either the story drifts off or I simply don't know what to write next, because the decisions of the next action dictate a future I can't foresee. So I built PenWielder , a tool that lets you outline and write a story, side by side. Outline while you write and write with the outline in front of you. No AI writes or reads your text, on purpose. You outline in plain text: acts, turning points and scenes, and from any scene you jump straight into writing it. What I’m trying to find out: from the video and the site, can you tell in ten seconds what this is and who it’s for? In case you write yourself: what would it need before you’d plan a book in it? I really want this to become an app writers love to plan and write their stories in.   submitted by   /u/Liobits [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/15 03:23:22