| When I explain Mahalo, the search service that I am CTO of during my day job, I usually describe the search space as unfinished. There is still room for massive improvement. I then typically contrast this with a software domain that IS finished -- Microsoft Word, for example. Word Processing is solved. You can maybe make it 3% or 4% better, but the massive innovation is over, done, finit. And then comes along some bloke Cornwall England who proves me wrong. Scrivener utterly reinvents what word processing should be for novelists everywhere. After hearing 4 previous Bibliotech guests rave about how this product has changed the way they write, I gave it shot -- and I'm hooked as well, I'll never go back to Word. Please join me in welcoming Keith Blount. We do a full demo of Scrivener and show you how to use it -- and why you want to -- besides talking with Keith about why he created it, who's using it, how he's marketing it, etc. |
