The Order of the Phoenix, the original spreadsheet (click on the image to see a larger version). Why doesn’t she just use Excel like everyone else?
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“essentially a literary gossip column” – CK Stead, 18 April 2010
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2 comments:
This probably explains why that one was the wost of the series...
I thought I was on Boing Boing for a moment (and that's a compliment).
It has to be said, Excel is fine for rows and columns of numbers but isn't much use for text. I tried maintaining a submissions spreadsheet in Excel but found it unwieldy. Someone, somewhere probably has an open source app that's perfect for writing novels and managing submissions...
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