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Starting a standalone book In the Library, click New book at the top right. Type the title. If you have more than one pen name, you'll be asked which one; if you've made more than one page setup, you'll be asked that too. Otherwise there's nothing more to fil...

Three parts to the screen It helps to think of the editor as three columns. On the left: your manuscript. The structure of the book, top to bottom—any front matter, then the chapters with their scenes inside, then any back matter. Click a scene to open it. Eve...

What the Library is for The Library is home: every series and book you have, grouped under the pen names you publish them with. The line under the heading keeps count—series, books, words—and the search box finds a series or title by name. If you've set someth...

Chapters and scenes A book in Write is made of chapters, and each chapter is made of one or more scenes. The chapter is what your reader sees—the title, the number, the heading at the top of the page. Scenes are for you: a chapter with three scenes prints as o...

Why this comes first The first thing Write asks for is the name you publish under. It might seem like an odd place to start, but there's a good reason: every book and series in Write lives under a pen name, and that name is what gets printed on the title page....