Implementation follows a clear sequence: we start with a manuscript review, then move through structured workshops, targeted revision exercises, and weekly live Q&A sessions. Each stage builds on the previous one, so you always know what to expect before we begin.
From your first draft to a structured revision plan, each stage is designed to give you clear feedback and a practical next step. You will know what to expect before we begin, and you will leave every session with something concrete to work on.
Send up to 5,000 words of your manuscript or a detailed synopsis. We read it before the session so the feedback is specific to your scenes, not generic advice.
We map your story's act breaks, scene goals, and character arcs. You receive a written breakdown that shows where momentum drops and where tension works.
Using worksheets from the module library, we rebuild weak scenes together. You practice pacing, dialogue subtext, and scene transitions during the live session.
After the session, you get a prioritized checklist: which scenes to rewrite first, which lines to cut, and which structural changes will have the biggest impact.
Bring your revised pages to the weekly live Q&A. We compare the new version against the original plan and adjust the approach as your draft evolves.
Implementation roadmap
A week-by-week timeline of the Storywright Method, from your first outline to a fully revised manuscript. Each stage builds on the last, with clear milestones and practical checkpoints along the way.
Week 1-2
Week 3-4
Week 5-6
Week 7-8
Week 9-10
Week 11-12