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-<h1>novelist-mode.el</h1>
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-An emacs major mode for writing novels, short stories, and other forms
-of prose.  novelist-mode manages your projects data files, chapter
-layouts, and additional story metadata.  Supports externally linked
-universes, to allow sharing notes between projects.
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-Emacs is a extensible free software text editor, providing the engine
-for novelist-mode.
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-## Features
-
-novelist-mode helps you manage your projects and story resources.  It
-uses interactive menus in emacs to achieve this.  All functions are
-also directly callable, to be used in your own keybindings.
-
-- `novelist-project-create` create a new project structure on disk
-- `novelist-add (type, name, path)` add a new resource to the project
-- `novelist-delete (path, &optional purge)` soft-remove a resource
-  from the project, moving it to trash, or optionally actually
-  deleting it.
-- `novelist-path-overview` toggle the project explorer sidebar
-- `novelist-path-notes (&optional path)` show note buffer for selected
-  path (or any other if given the argument)
-- `novelist-path-metadata (&optional path)` show metadata panel for
-  selected path (or any other)
-  
-  
-## Overview
-
-A project is structured into chapter and scenes.  When exporting a
-section, all children will be concatinated according to the export
-config (for example put ` - *** - ` separator between sections).
-
-Additionally to the main script part of your project there are
-associated resources available.  When writing, you might want to swap
-out parts, build alternative timelines to see which one might play
-better, or just have notes on your characters and universe.  When
-adding a resource you will be asked for a template (or blank).  When
-creating a templated resource, it will be sorted into the appropriate
-category (for example characters, or place-descriptions).  These parts
-will not be exported from your project, even when you select the
-entire project for export.
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-<img src="assets/early-demo.png" />

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+* novelist-mode
+
+  An emacs major mode for **writing novels, short stories, and other
+  forms of prose**.  novelist-mode manages your projects data files,
+  chapter layouts, and additional story metadata.  Supports externally
+  linked universes, to allow sharing notes between projects.
+  
+  Emacs is a extensible free software text editor, providing the
+  engine for *novelist-mode*.
+
+** Features
+
+ *novelist-mode* helps you manage your projects and story resources.
+  It uses interactive menus in emacs to achieve this.  All functions
+  are also directly callable, to be used in your own keybindings.
+
+  - `novelist-project-create` create a new project structure on disk
+  - `novelist-add (type, name, path)` add a new resource to the project
+  - `novelist-delete (path, &optional purge)` soft-remove a resource
+    from the project, moving it to trash, or optionally actually
+    deleting it.
+  - `novelist-path-overview` toggle the project explorer sidebar
+  - `novelist-path-notes (&optional path)` show note buffer for selected
+    path (or any other if given the argument)
+  - `novelist-path-metadata (&optional path)` show metadata panel for
+    selected path (or any other)
+  
+
+* Overview
+
+  A project is structured into chapter and scenes.  When exporting a
+  section, all children will be concatinated according to the export
+  config (for example put ` - *** - ` separator between sections).
+  
+  Additionally to the main script part of your project there are
+  associated resources available.  When writing, you might want to
+  swap out parts, build alternative timelines to see which one might
+  play better, or just have notes on your characters and universe.
+  When adding a resource you will be asked for a template (or blank).
+  When creating a templated resource, it will be sorted into the
+  appropriate category (for example characters, or
+  place-descriptions).  These parts will not be exported from your
+  project, even when you select the entire project for export.
+
+  Following is a picture of an early demo of *novelist-mode*!
+  
+[[file:assets/early-demo.png]]