: Re: Software for analyzing a manuscript? I would like to get a better picture of a manuscript I've written, especially in regards to word usage patterns and potentially overused terms. I'm curious

Scrivener, a program by literature and latte, will help with this. This is just one of the features--it's super-advanced and a complete lifesaver for anyone writing anything. I use it for scripts and novels, and sometimes just for its organization and fullscreen for my papers. It's amazing. Free trial lasts a while, but it's always in beta so you can usually get it w/o paying :)
scrivener: literatureandlatte.com/scrivener.html

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: Another example of this as well as Doctor Evil is Darth Vader. Starts off an innocent boy Corrupted to become evil and follow his new master under the pretense that he'll save his wife Convinced

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: Why are papers printed in a two column format? Is there a reason or is it arbitrary/tradition?

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: Novels are long-form prose fiction, typically over 40,000 words. Questions that use this tag can relate to writing, editing, publishing, formatting or technique as applied specifically to novels.

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: Technically it's still the narrator (author) saying what the character may or may not be thinking so I would say yes. In narrated films, the narrator might add their own thoughts about events

: Re: Software for analyzing a manuscript? I would like to get a better picture of a manuscript I've written, especially in regards to word usage patterns and potentially overused terms. I'm curious

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: Another example of this as well as Doctor Evil is Darth Vader. Starts off an innocent boy Corrupted to become evil and follow his new master under the pretense that he'll save his wife Convinced

: Why are papers printed in a two column format? Is there a reason or is it arbitrary/tradition?

: Novels are long-form prose fiction, typically over 40,000 words. Questions that use this tag can relate to writing, editing, publishing, formatting or technique as applied specifically to novels.

: Technically it's still the narrator (author) saying what the character may or may not be thinking so I would say yes. In narrated films, the narrator might add their own thoughts about events

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