But does it give me enough? More importantly, does it give me all options? And I could probably use at least one of these options to replace my above example.
You’ll see that Google gives me a few decent options. Well, here’s a simple Google search for “like”: Google search for the word “like” (part 1).Īnd here’s what “People Also Ask” about it: Google search for the word “like” (part 2). But because I could just as easily use a thesaurus, or Google, I might decide that using MasterWriter for this task at all might be overkill. For example, if I write the line “I like pigeons” and think “like” is too simple of an idea, then I could use MasterWriter to find a better word. It’s an all-purpose vocabulary tool that can turn your average writing into interesting writing. And if you reduce Google down to the search term “rhymes with Google,” then you begin to understand what MasterWriter is about.
And think of it as stripping out everything from Scrivener but the name generator and manuscript page (and stripping out the actual name generation but keeping the name list). Think of it as stripping out all the grammar from Grammarly or ProWritingAid, leaving behind just the thesaurus. But helping you improve is precisely what MasterWriter does. It’s actually more brilliant than that, even though an app that helps you start a project is just as cool as anything that helps you improve a project. But never fear, for MasterWriter is here!Įxcept that MasterWriter doesn’t exactly help me start. Do you ever sit down to write and think, “I’m off to a bad start”? Well, I’m having one of those moments right now.
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