Writing Literature

[RobertX]

What do you guys use to write literature, like books, novels, instruction manuals, that kind of stuff?

This question has been with me for a good number of years. It's a big question, so that's why I am not including a poll.

You see, I have been using word processors as they are generally easy answer for just writing a piece of document that communicates, and when I say "communicates," I just mean far from specific.

I am also considering downloading myself a copy of Adobe Dreamweaver. Personally, I don't see Dreamweaver as a good way to code web pages as you don't use it to code exactly; instead, I see it as a glorified word processor. No accounting for taste, I guess.

I know Microsoft Office includes Publisher and Calligra, in addition to a word processor, has another program tailor-made for books and novels, which is part of the reason I came here and posted this thread. So, do you use it?

Opinions? Suggestions? What is your poison?

[contrail]

I don't know much so the closest thing I would use is Microsoft Word and the basic text editors that come with the computer.

[RobertX]

Correction: Calligra no longer has an application made just for writing books. It's all in one word processor. Sorry about misleading you guys.

[Arzoo]

Microsoft Word or any (physical) exercise book or whatever notepad in my mobile. The last one is especially useful since most worthwhile thoughts come to mind while I'm in a vehicle of some kind or perhaps stranded in some kind of a lobby. Physical exercise copies are handy when one finds it bothersome to Plug in and START the computer.