Do you want to write screenplays or novels?
I've been writing online since 1993. There is a learning curve to any type of writing and I had to go thru a learning curve with html, the code behind what you see on a webpage.
If you are wanting write screenplays, the first thing you should know about the actual writing format is that it is specific. Just typing the screenplay on a page will not get your creation the attention it may deserve.
Presenting a screenplay in the proper format is a signal of professionalism so investing in writing software is something to consider.
I found this one online and it looks fairly reasonable compared to some of the others. It also is fairly versatile so it can intergrate with Word, Final Draft, etc.
Check it out if you want to write novels or screenplays because it helps with creating a complete structure for either.
Note: I no longer promote clickbank products but you may locate StoryCraft Fiction Development Software via google search.
For novel writing, which I suspect could get overwhelming to organize, the StoryCraft software helps you develop a logical arrangement.
StoryCraft actually teaches writing as you go, too, specifically the Jarvis Method which is taught in universities. Kinda like getting helpful tips from your writing professor all thru the process. That sounds very helpful to me, particularly for the new writer.
Another fascinating aspect of the StoryCraft software is that it allows for brainstorming at every point, actually helping identify patterns that would align your developing work into a structure that is proven to be successful.
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