The collection of interviews with authors, thankfully, are free, the other sections are for subscription–but it’s worth every cent. Although I would still prefer the real printed version, this would definitely suffice as a close substitute. No self-respecting writer should miss this writer’s holy grail of an application. Launched in October of 2012, The Paris Review’s Iphone/Ipad app is relatively new, but certainly a welcome addition to the widgets/applications in your Iphone. Click on “Figures of Speech” from any of the three wheels, and the “Figures of Speech Wheel” appears, which functions in the same way as the three others.” Click on any of the literary terms listed around the wheels, and a screen appears with a detailed definition of the term, several examples from literature, and additional questions to ask yourself about how that device is employed in the literature you are currently studying. “By arranging the elements of literature graphically around three wheels (poetry, prose, and rhetoric), ’ll be able to visualize how the elements of literature develop style and meaning. Great, especially, for young book reviewers and writers. What’s good about this is that you can dissect categorically the parts of a prose, poetry, and rhetoric, and from there you can give an in-depth analysis and review of a novel, a poem, or any piece of literature.
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This application was actually made for students and grad students of prose and literature, but even if you’re already a professional writer, it helps to be reminded of what the elements and concepts of literature are. Whether you are writing creative fiction or creative nonfiction, this will sure surely help you with all the dialogue you need for your characters - and for striking up a wonderful conversation. With 15,000 “business”, “felicitous”, “literary”, “significant”, and “impressive” phrases you can use for speaking and writing, you can’t go wrong with this application. The title of the application says it all. Definitely a must-download writing reference application. With over 8,000 keywords and over 22,000 creative phrases, you can paint your book with beautiful descriptions.
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Looking for that perfect phrase for your book, or to find ways to describe your character? Are you looking for that phrase that will make your protagonist jump off the pages, then you should download Spice Mobile, the best phrase thesaurus application that will give you the oomph your book needs. Helpful to both novice and expert writers alike, this app delivers list after list of prompts and ideas for your brainstorming sessions: names, character traits, plot lines, occupations, obsessions, action verbs, and much more.
Lists for Writers is a great addition to any writer’s toolbox. Whenever you need some inspiration for your novel, all you have to do is check this application for prompts, and voila, it will release the creative juices you need for that next chapter or for that next book. * Daily content, including Word of the Day & The Hot Word
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* Offline access – no Internet connection needed for most content * English Dictionary and Thesaurus – over 2,000,000 definitions, synonyms & antonyms ★ Time Magazine ‘Top 10 Back-To-School App’, Apple ‘Top 10 App’ High School Survival Guide, Winner: CNET Top 100 Mobile App Award ★ ( 1)
WORKS OFFLINE – no Internet connection needed when searching words. Top-rated app with trusted reference content from &. With millions of words and a comprehensive list of synonyms and antonyms, and favorite words, you’ll have that elusive word in no time. Here they are - the applications that I swear will make your writing life easier whether you’re in transit or in your own room: I thought high-end phones were just a waste of money since all I needed was to make calls, text, and email some business partners, investors, and important clients - all these things I could do with just about any other phone and my laptop.īut I had a change of heart when I downloaded some of the best apps/widgets I think every writer should have, assuming you have an Internet connection and using an IPhone. When someone gave me an IPhone for Christmas, I honestly didn’t know what to do with it. You see, I am not a techie, and I really don’t care much about phones. But for this blog post, let us call anything we download from Apple’s Application Store as either apps or widgets, no distinction. The truth is I still don’t know the difference between an application and a widget.
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