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You can mark events with a color, add a note (for example a synopsis) as well as tags, links or images.
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On top of this, the app comes with a number of features to make outlining even more flexible and powerful. You can, for example, filter for a certain person and thus survey all events where that person is present throughout your story. You can then assign persons, story lines or locations to events, so you can easily filter or group events in your timeline based to these criteria. So if you move the conception date forward, the birth date should also move forward. For example, a birth usually takes place 9 months after conception. You can connect events, so if you change the time for one event, the time for the dependent event changes accordingly. In Aeon, every event is associated with a starting time and a duration. The app visualizes the succession of events in a timeline and makes chronological outlining a breeze. In this post, we’re recommending a tool for authors who strive to write thick books with complex stories – family sagas, murder mysteries, fantasy novels… If there’s a lot going on in a story, and, additionally, the events – directly or indirectly – depend on each other, writers face the challenge to keep an overview and to avoid plot inconsistencies. With its latest release, the app even syncs with Ulysses. Aeon Timeline helps authors oversee the events in their novels by visualizing them in a timeline.