The Fictionary Membership
Write A Novel That Actually Sells
Fictionary is the complete fiction writing ecosystem — powerful storytelling software, live classes from certified editors, and the kindest community in genre fiction — working together to help you finish your best novel.
Bestselling authors learn with Fictionary
Join the Fictionary School Become a Better Writer
Attend a Class
Attend a free class and start your journey to becoming a better writer.
Connect with Writers
Connect in a genre group, including fantasy, mystery, and romance.
Select a Membership
Learn to Write Your Novel, Write Your Series, or Become an Editor.
Learn with Fictionary’s Certified Instructors
Our friendly instructors are on hand to answer your questions and help you write your best novel.
It’s the live classes that makes Fictionary so helpful.
All of the Fictionary writing and editing courses are delivered live via online classes led by our kind and supportive human instructors.
Watch these testimonials to see how our live classes have helped so many writers.
Why Join Fictionary?
Hi, I'm Kristina. I created the Fictionary School for Writers and Editors because I believe EVERY writer deserves the tools and support they need to write their best novel.
Traditional writing schools cost thousands of dollars, making them out of reach for most writers. My mission is to make learning story structure creative, fun and affordable to everyone.
Come join the kindest school for writers & editors.
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StoryTeller SoftwareReal Authors and Real Success - That's Fictionary
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Fictionary helped with plot holes, stronger prose, and since my story deals in time travel, I was able to keep the storyline consistent.— CA Hollister
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Darya's fate was sealed before she was born. Now she must confront a destiny that transcends time where love and prophecy collide.
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Let me just say that the automated Story Arc report alone makes this an outstanding tool.
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"I very much enjoyed reading this fast paced and well-plotted novel. The characters are carefully crafted and seem true to life. It is a page turner and I finished it in one sitting." — Amazon Review
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Fictionary was awesome for structuring this book and ensuring I had the important elements included in every scene! — Dionne Haynes
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A woman who must atone for her past. A village that needs her courage.
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I got good value for money... Improvements were mainly in character arc and missing ingredients in scene structure. — Iain Stewart
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"Excellent start to this series. Not my usual read, as I tend to avoid WW1, but this was good on so many levels, from the characterisation, story lines and atmosphere." — Amazon Review
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I have used Fictionary to edit my first two books, and it has made me a much better writer. — Michael Preston
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"The pace of the novel kept me reading and made it hard to put down. The plot twists kept me interested and wondering what will happen next." — Amazon Review
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Fictionary's story arc function clarified how to pace my novels properly - it made all the difference for a cohesive story. — Nikki Davenport
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"This novel has thrills, danger, and a heat level between the couple that scorches the page. I highly recommend it." — Amazon Review
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Ryder Stephens takes readers on an emotional arc of a young girl dealing with loss and grief. A page turner!
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As an author, Veronica attributes her success in character development to the diverse experiences in her medical career.
You’re not alone
The challenges genre writers face are real
We’ve surveyed thousands of writers. These are the frustrations they named most often — and everything Fictionary is built to solve.
“Writing takes too much time — I’ll never finish”
Without an efficient method and real accountability, life keeps getting in the way. Most writers abandon manuscripts not from lack of talent, but lack of structure and support.
The messy middle, where unfinished novels go to die
61% of writers say they get stuck between the 25–75% mark. Without understanding story structure at a scene level, the middle becomes a fog you can’t write through.
Endless editing that goes in circles
Where do you start? What do you fix? How do you know when it’s done? Without a structural framework, revision becomes guesswork — and the novel never gets finished.
Staying fresh while fitting your genre’s rules
Readers of genre fiction have strong expectations. Without knowing the conventions of your genre at a structural level, your novel won’t satisfy — no matter how well it’s written.
“Is my story any good?” — with no reliable answer
Feedback from friends is kind but vague. Beta readers focus on typos. Writing groups give conflicting advice. You need structured, expert feedback grounded in story craft — not opinions.
Imposter syndrome and the voice saying “give up”
That internal voice that says you’re not good enough, not a real writer, not worth finishing. Every serious writer knows it. The right community can silence it — or at least turn it down.