The New York Times reviews Scrivener and other alternatives to Word. WriteRoom is mentioned favorably (though, I must confess, that while I understand the minimalist appeal of WriteRoom, I fail to see why a text editor wouldn’t serve better) as well as Ulysses and Nissus Writer. For those still smitten with wordprocessing Mellel might have been mentioned. I tried many of these before writing exclusively with a text editor. It is heartening to see mainstream discussion of alternatives to Word. Perhaps more nonprogrammers will discover the Joy of Text.
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