
with StoryCraft10 at The Hero Place
StoryCraft is built right into The Hero Place.

Used by professional and wannabe writers alike, the StoryCraft line of software has been a leader in story-creation since the beginning of the Internet, and it is a great way to learn the art of story creation as it guides you through the entire process of writing the story.
And whether you write for publication or just for self-expression, the software can even be used to create stories based on your life for resolving traumas and other life issues.


Beginning with the story idea, the software guides you through each step of conceiving, developing and writing your story. And because it utilizes the hero’s journey archetypes common to all great stories and myths, it is ideal for expressing every kind of story, be it fantasy and adventures, love stories, coming of age stories, revenge stories, mysteries, and even stories based on your own life experience.
With the latest version, StoryCraft 10, the easy-to-use interface just got even easier to use!
Same amount of tools and info — only handier!
And now fully compatible with mobile devices as well as desktop and tablet.
Same amount of tools and info — only handier!
And now fully compatible with mobile devices as well as desktop and tablet.
Here’s What StoryCraft Pro Does For You
BANISHES WRITER'S BLOCK BY SIMPLIFYING THE STORY-CREATION PROCESS

PERFECTS YOUR STORY'S PREMISE

ESTABLISHES THE IDEAL CATEGORY FOR YOUR STORY

MATCHES YOUR STORY WITH A TIME-PROVEN PATTERN SO YOUR STORY'S OUTLINE SITS CLEARLY IN YOUR MIND'S EYE

BUILDS COMPELLING CHARACTERS AND WORLDS

OFFERS INSTANTANEOUS ADVICE ON YOUR STORY

LETS YOU BRAINSTORM FREELY AT EVERY MOMENT

GIVES YOU INSTANT NAVIGATION TO ANY ISSUE RELATING TO ANY PART OF YOUR STORY AT ANY POINT

GIVES YOU TOTAL WRITING FREEDOM

RESULTS IN WELL-STRUCTURED NOVELS AND SCREENPLAYS

SIMPLIFIES THE REVISION PROCESS

CONVERTS INCOMPLETE STORIES INTO FINISHED STORIES

MAKES THE CRAFT OF WRITING EASY TO LEARN AND EASY TO PERFECT

TEACHES THE WORLD'S #1 WRITING METHOD AND PHILOSOPHY AS YOU WRITE

REVEALS HISTORY'S GREATEST WRITING SECRETS

About the Creators of StoryCraft

He was also the inventor of the well-known approach to writing fiction, called “The Jarvis Method,” made internationally popular in the StoryCraft line of story-development software, co-developed with Irwin M. Berent.
Before going to Hollywood, Mr. Jarvis, who held a Masters in Fine Arts from Old Dominion University and was an expert in Jungian philosophy and Wagnerian opera as well as classical and mythological fiction, was for nearly 30 years production manager for Public TV in Hampton Roads and a pioneer in radio-drama production in the Southeast.
Over the years, he introduced literally thousands of students to his Method and created a legion of talented and successful followers. He lectured frequently and taught the

A co-founder of the prestigious Story and Myth: The Online Journal of Classic Story Writing, and for many years the structure columnist for Screenwrite NOW!, the predecessor to Scr(i)pt Magazine, Mr. Jarvis wrote extensively on all subjects pertinent to fiction.

Listed regularly in Who’s Who in America (since 1999), he has co-authored and co-compiled scholarly works (published by Open Court Publishing Company) that have included introductions and forewords by such luminaries as Isaac Asimov, Steve Allen, Hugh Downs, and Linus Pauling.
Holding a Master’s degree in American History, he is also the author of the biographical directory of the crew of the Civil War ironclad U.S.S. Monitor and of Norfolk, Virginia: A Jewish History of the 20th Century as well as a forthcoming reference-opus gazetteer/atlas/history of the city of Norfolk.
Mr. Berent also manages both Writers SuperCenter (WriterSuperCenter.com) and StudioNotes screenplay- and novel-critiqueing service, and co-manages with Steve Berent the Starmemoirs biography-writing service.
Mr. Berent also has a website, NorfolkHistory.com, which features The History of Norfolk, Virginia: An Encyclopedia of Norfolk History, Geography, Neighborhoods, Railroads, Roads, Creeks, Cemeteries, Parks, and More (Volume I., Norfolk, Virginia: Evolution of a City In Maps is currently available), and a website, YourCodeofEthics.com, which features a large collection of codes of ethics, including an ongoing project to develop creativity codes such as “The Declaration of the Positive Writer”). He is also the creator of the Plain Writing Association, which heralded the Plain Writing Act of 2010.