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One brother vowed to rebuild their fortune and restore the glory of their name, the other followed their father's heinous path. One woman crossed their path, unaware of her bloodline, and a dark past
A structured approach to novel editing that makes every scene count. Evaluate your writing against the 38 Fictionary Story Elements. Keep track of your characters, improve your plot, and create engaging settings.
StoryTeller automatically 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 highlights the key scenes in your story.
An action scene is where something happens, mostly written via movement and dialogue. A sequel scene is where a character reacts to events in the action scene.
The story arc has been around for over 2,000 years. It's a proven form that keeps readers engaged, but it’s not about being formulaic: the story and the imagination behind it are unique to you.
The POV Character Goal is what the character wants during a scene. Goals drive your story forward. If a character doesn't have a goal, then what are they doing?
Revise your story using The 38 Fictionary Story Elements to create remarkable scenes, link them together, and write your best novel.
Say goodbye to those old sticky notes, index cards, or massive spreadsheets. Automatically keep track of every aspect of your edit. Work efficiently and know you haven't missed a thing.
Import your manuscript and let StoryTeller go to work analyzing your story structure. Use the visual insights and the 38 Fictionary Story Elements to evaluate, edit, and improve each scene.
When your edit is complete, you'll have a powerful story ready to export and share with the world.
StoryTeller automatically identifies character names, links characters to scenes, and shows you where and when each character appears in your story. You’ll know immediately if your protagonist is getting enough page time.
The story arc has been around for over 2,000 years. It’s a proven form that keeps readers engaged, but it’s not about being formulaic: the story and the imagination behind it are unique to you. A powerful story contains key plot events. To create a story readers love, these events must happen at the right time.
Quickly visualize the pacing of your story based on scene length. Instead of going through the tedious exercise of listing your word count per scene in a spreadsheet, you can see the information within seconds.
Captures every Key Story Element in one place. Use the Story Map to work on common problem areas such as story flow, empty stages, POV goals, lack of tension and conflict, or confusing timelines.