In fiction, consistency in point of view is critical, from making making sure you’re using the right pronouns to helping the reader smoothly follow from one character’s perspective to another. […]

Consistency in tense is critical to making your prose flow smoothly. In fiction, writers generally maintain one tense for the main storyline throughout the story or novel. Changes in verb […]

At the heart of AutoCrit lies its unique ability to directly compare your writing with the proven standards of successful, published fiction. The result of painstaking work alongside agents, editors, […]

Information shown in the analysis side-bar The number of words in each chapter is shown along with a graphical representation of its length. This allows you to quickly identify patterns […]

The categorization of words as either common or complex is an essential element in many readability calculations. A higher percentage of known or common words will result in text that […]

The Dale Chall readability formula is a readability test that provides a numeric gauge of the comprehension difficulty that readers come upon when reading a text. The mathematical formula uses […]

Information shown in the analysis side-bar The number of words in each paragraph is shown along with a graphical representation of its length. This allows you to quickly find longer […]

Readability tests are a measure of the ease of comprehension of a written text. The results are obtained solely through the analysis of word and sentence characteristics of the subject […]

It’s time to get started with AutoCrit! In this instructional video, Kevin will walk you through how to run your very first Summary Report and gain access to the wealth […]

AutoCrit allows you to compare two files side-by-side in the Summary Report. After running the Summary Report with the file currently loaded in the editor, select the Compare Files option […]