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Congrats! You’ve got a Fictionary StoryCoach editor on your team.
It’s time to sign up for your StoryTeller Premium account and see your freshly edited manuscript using Fictionary software.
- Review your editor's feedback
- Visualize your story and improve your writing
- Finish your novel!
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Your editor has completed editing your manuscript using Fictionary StoryCoach. Now it’s your turn to review the edit in your own StoryTeller Premium account.
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Testimonials From StoryCoach Clients
I loved working with Kristina and StoryCoach. Her notes were spot on. Her reassurance was the extra boost I needed…
Skinner Myers, Author & Film Maker
Jim Crow
Kristina was the first editor who was genuinely invested in my book, and I recommend her services above all others.
Veronica Ventura, Author
Ryder Stephens
Kristina’s approach to editing has improved the flow and quality of my story beyond measure.
Charles Oakley, Author
Saving Nina
Kristina pointed out where things didn't work and gave helpful suggestions. I wouldn't hesitate to use Kristina's editing skills again.
Shirley Arnham, Author
The Egnimatic Door
I got good value for money... Improvements were mainly in character arc, missing ingredients in scene structure, and potential reader…
Iain Stewart, Author
Knights of the Air
Fictionary has been amazing in helping me edit the my latest work in progress! The streamlining has cut my editing…
Alva Eriksson, Author
Ardent
Kristina's insights were so valuable and Fictionary has helped me turn my draft into a polished piece.
Ellen Kirkpatrick, Author
Brew Books
What You Get From a Fictionary StoryCoach
StoryCoach provides a brand new way to visualize your story and finish your novel. Along with a summary letter, you'll get a complete package of editorial advice.
- 38 Fictionary Story Elements Evaluated
- Editorial Notes per Scene
- Track Changes and Inline Comments
- Tailored Writing Advice
POV Character Goal (Internal)
The Internal Goal of the POV character is related to a character weakness. The weakness will hinder the character and is something they must overcome.
Point of View
When you choose a Point of View character for a scene, you promise your readers they will experience the scene from that character's perspective.
38 Fictionary Story Elements
Story Elements are the key to a comprehensive edit. Based on extensive research, we've chosen the most important story elements needed to tell a powerful story.