Ryder Stephens takes readers on an emotional arc of a young girl dealing with loss and grief. A page turner!
– Amazon Reviewer
As an author, Veronica attributes her success in character development to the diverse experiences in her medical career.
StoryTeller instantly creates powerful visuals by analyzing your manuscript from start to finish.
Insights such as the Story Arc provide a 30,000-foot view of your manuscript and quickly highlight structural areas such as pacing, flow, empty stages that need improvement.
Track every change and make inline comments while seeing the story structure improve before your eyes.
Being an experienced author, you know where you need help.
Work scene-by-scene and cover each story element, choose one element and work through your entire story, or focus on one of Characters, Plot, or Settings.
Determine if any of the scenes should be split into more than one scene. To speed up pacing, write a shorter scene. To slow down pacing, write a longer scene.
Once you've determined the location of each scene, ask yourself: How can your choice of location resonate with your POV character's emotional state?
Identified from extensive research into how people connect with stories, the 38 Fictionary Story Elements will open your mind to endless creative editing possibilities. Keep track of your characters, tighten your plot, and create engaging settings.