Just like a programmer who works on individual modules and combine them to build a software, you can use yWriter to concentrate on writing scenes and later bring them together to complete a book. The solution he found was to adopt the approach of module-based programming. His main problem was the difficulty of moving texts between separate word files for chapters. He made the software out of his frustration with using a word processor to write a book. The creator of yWriter, Simon Haynes, is a programmer and published writer of several novels. Each scene contains text and information like characters, locations, goals and others. You make a project, which would be your book like novel or non-fiction, and create chapters inside the project, and then create scenes in each chapter. The program allows you to work on scenes as a unit of a whole book.
To quote the developer of the software, yWriter is “a word processor which breaks your novel into chapters and scenes”.
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