From first-draft workshops to line-level revision passes, every service here is built around the same repeatable frameworks we teach in our courses. You choose the format that fits your current stage: a structured group workshop, a one-on-one manuscript consultation, or a focused feedback session on a specific chapter or scene.
No. About a third of our participants arrive with nothing more than a premise and a few scenes. The workshops are built so that beginners can draft from scratch while experienced writers bring existing chapters for critique. If you have a partial draft, bring it; if you only have an idea, that works too.
Each module includes one weekly live session, held on weekday evenings so working writers can attend. Sessions are recorded and posted to the resource library within 24 hours, so missing a call never means losing the material. You can submit questions in advance through the community board.
Feedback focuses on structure first: scene order, pacing, tension arcs, and whether each chapter earns its place. We also flag dialogue that sounds generic and character motivations that feel thin. Line-level grammar is noted only when it interferes with clarity, not as the main event.
Yes. Every worksheet is designed as a standalone tool you can reuse on future projects. The scene pacing grid, character motivation map, and revision checklist are the ones members return to most. You keep access to all downloads even after a module ends.
Most classes teach you to write better sentences. We focus on why stories hold together: how acts escalate, how scenes connect, how a character's want drives every choice. The frameworks are repeatable, so you leave with a method, not just inspiration.
You can start at the beginning of any module. Each one is self-contained, though we recommend taking the structure module first if you are new to the method. If you are unsure which fits your current draft, send us a short note and we will point you to the right starting point.
Still unsure about the right format for your project? Reach out through the contact page and we will help you decide.
Every service at Storywright is built around a repeatable framework, not vague encouragement. You get a specific method, a worksheet to apply it, and a live session to test your work against real feedback. Choose the format that matches where your manuscript actually stands.
A six-week workshop for writers starting their first short stories. Each module covers one structural unit: the opening hook, the turning point, the escalation beat, and the resolution. You leave each session with a completed scene skeleton and a checklist to test it against.
Read the pacing guideA structured feedback loop for full-length novels. You submit up to three chapters per round, receive margin notes on structure and pacing, then join a live Q&A to discuss the revision plan. The goal is a clear second-pass roadmap, not a line edit.
See the revision checklistA four-week track focused on dialogue and interiority. You practice writing conversations where subtext carries the meaning, then compare your drafts against annotated examples from contemporary fiction. Weekly exercises target one specific voice problem at a time.
Read the dialogue guideA one-on-one coaching session for writers stuck in the middle of a draft. We map your current plot structure, identify where tension drops, and rebuild the sequence of scenes around a clearer cause-and-effect chain. You leave with a revised outline, not just notes.
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