Words/Time:Â 20 minutes finishing the grammar check of “Pursuit of Power.”
My next step is to finish the timeline of this story that I started back when I outlined it, but only got as far as the last point that this story connected to “Pithea.” That was all that mattered at the time, because I needed to make sure both stories lined up accurately. “Pursuit of Power” goes past the time that “Pithea” ends, so I need to finish the timeline.
A Journey of Words 
I don’t know about you, but I love timelines đ There’s something exciting about them. Do you have a specific method of creating your timeline? Is it done by hand, on the computer? Just curious đ
Good luck with it!
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I like timelines too. I enjoy organizing things (sometimes), and creating a timeline is fun.
My use of timelines has evolved throughout the last 10 years, starting with hand-drawn and moving on to a spreadsheet. Now I use Aeon Timeline, a program that I discovered through NaNoWriMo. It is absolutely everything I would have wanted in a timeline-creation program if I had made one myself (not that I could).
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I’ve been meaning to try out Aeon Timeline since I heard about it this past NaNoWriMo. I think I’ll have to give it a whirl đ
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I definitely recommend it, at least checking out the free trial.
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