A kind community of genre writers. Live classes every week, certified story editors on your pages, and a place on the ring for your book.
Arrow keys turn the ring. Enter shows a book in the middle, Escape puts it back.
An Uncertain FaithAllie Potts · 01 / 22
One hour, live with a certified editor, and never recorded.
Lisa Taylor
Brandi BadgettBrandi Badgett
Adrienne Deeb
Alexandria YandtWhat you are joining
Membership is the community: the live classes, the certified editors and the writers who expect your next chapter. The software and Edwina help between classes.
One-hour classes with certified editors, in eight 8-week courses from Outline to Revise.
Mystery Course
Lisa Taylor, first class
Revise Your Novel
Brandi Badgett, first class
Edit Your Novel
Brandi Badgett, week 2 of 8
Fantasy Course
Adrienne Deeb, week 2 of 8
Self-paced lessons
Between classes, at your own pace.
AI help between classes, reading your scenes against the 38 Story Elements.
What should I fix in chapter 3? Does my exit hook land? Whose point of view is this scene in?
Specific notes on plot, character and setting, scene by scene.
She walked slowly and carefully across the room, nervous, and picked up the letter that was lying on the table. It was her Her brother's handwriting. She had not seen it in nine years.
Weekly check-ins mean someone expects your next chapter.
13/ 24 chapters
Next check-in: Sunday
Writing days this week
Weekly check-ins for every member
The Fictionary software checks every scene against the Story Arc and the 38 Story Elements.
38 Story Elements in every scene
Novels members finished here, out in the world.
Real people, with real credentials.
Fictionary's CEO and editor
Kristina wrote the Stone Mountain Mysteries and co-wrote the Secrets to Writing series. She built Fictionary around the structural method she edits with, and designs every course the school teaches.
They teach the live classes
Five Fictionary Certified StoryCoach Editors, trained in story structure, each with their own genres, from romance and mystery to fantasy and science fiction.
Meet the instructorsThe structure behind every class
Every class and every software report rests on the same structure: the Story Arc and the 38 Fictionary Story Elements, checked scene by scene.
What is a story arc?Writers who finished their novels with Fictionary.
“Let me just say that the automated Story Arc report alone makes this an outstanding tool.”
Allie Pottsauthor of An Uncertain Faith“Oh my god, where has Fictionary been all my life? I love this software.”
William Staceyauthor of Starlight
“Fictionary is what gave me the confidence to start self-publishing. I couldn't call myself an author without this amazing process.”
Elaine Canyonauthor of Love, Ships & Sea Serpents
“Fictionary helped with plot holes, stronger prose, and since my story deals in time travel, I was able to keep the storyline consistent.”
C.A. Hollisterauthor of Destiny Unbound
“Fictionary taught me story elements and plot structure, which helped transform a mediocre manuscript to the short list of Fictionary Book of the Year.”
John R. Johnsonauthor of Fortune Cookie
“Fictionary was awesome for structuring this book and ensuring I had the important elements included in every scene!”
Dionne Haynesauthor of Mistress of Carrick
“Fictionary's story arc function clarified how to pace my novels properly - it made all the difference for a cohesive story.”
Nikki Davenportauthor of International Incident
“Fictionary is a dynamic, innovative app that guides you through the revision process with ease.”
Donna Galantiauthor of A Human Element
“I have used Fictionary to edit my first two books, and it has made me a much better writer.”
Michael Prestonauthor of Ticket to Paradise
“After using Fictionary to perfect the story structure for my romantasy, I was blown away by this amazing resource.”
Katherine Eddinger Smitsauthor of Witch Trial Legacy
“I am proud to say I will be a subscriber for as long as I write!”
Alva Erikssonauthor of Ardent
“I got good value for money... Improvements were mainly in character arc and missing ingredients in scene structure.”
Iain Stewartauthor of Knights of the Air
“I used StoryTeller to edit and saw a difference. My story was much stronger and more compelling.”
Daria Whiteauthor of Christmas Therapy
“Fictionary is a real find and their blog posts are equally propelling my work forward. Love the regular enhancements.”
Casper Pietersauthor of The Ten Secrets of Cyberspace
“Fictionary is great to check balance and make sure the POV is clear.”
R.W. Buxtonauthor of Capital ThirstPricing
One membership: the software, the live classes and the community. Your first 30 days are free.
The Fictionary Membership
$66a month
Billed at $198 every quarter
100% risk free. Cancel anytime.
Annual Fictionary Membership
$49a month
Billed at $588 a year
100% risk free. Cancel anytime.
Prices in USD. Both plans start with the same 30-day free trial.
$66 a month, billed at $198 every quarter, or $49 a month on the annual plan, billed at $588 a year. Both start with a 30-day free trial, risk free, and you can cancel anytime. Prices are in US dollars.
Yes. StoryTeller Premium is included with your membership. You can also buy the software on its own at fictionary.co.
Both. Every week there is a live, one-hour class, and self-paced courses that complement the live instruction.
That is up to you. The live classes in Write Your Novel and Write Your Series are never recorded, so you are safe to ask questions about your own work.
Fictionary Certified StoryCoach Editors, trained in the art of story structure. The calendar shows who teaches each course, and when.
No. Write Your Novel starts from a story idea and takes you through outlining, writing and structural editing.
No. All eight courses come with the membership.