If you’re asking, “Why use Google Docs when there’s Microsoft Word, Scrivener, etc.?” consider the following perks of using Google’s cloud-based word processing program: Is Google Docs a Good Place to Write a Book?
This guide will get you from blank page (or blog post) to finished book, with simple step-by-step instructions and screenshots that show you exactly what to do. So, while it may not be the first word-processing tool you think of for writing books, there are plenty of reasons why it should be one of your top three.Īfter looking through this post, it might even become your number one option.
If you’ve used Google Docs for school or writing blog posts, you know it’s versatile, intuitive, and free to use.
