Clarity before creation
Before chapters unfold and characters speak, every writer needs a simple map — a one-page blueprint that turns ideas into direction.
This is the heart of Storycraft: translating inspiration into structure, so your words know where to go.
What the one-page book blueprint includes
-
Your Title and Reader Promise
What transformation does your reader experience after reading your book?
Write a single sentence beginning with “After reading this book, my reader will…” -
The Core Message
Boil your idea down to one truth — the heartbeat of your story. -
The 11-Chapter Outline
-
3 chapters for beginning: build trust, context, and curiosity
-
5 chapters for middle: expand insights, depth, and discovery
-
3 chapters for end: resolve, transform, inspire action
-
-
Emotional Arc
How do you want your reader to feel at each stage?
Blueprint = freedom
When your structure is simple, your creativity is free. You don’t have to plan every detail; you only need enough scaffolding for your imagination to climb.
How to use it
Print your one-page blueprint and place it where you write. Each time you sit down, return to it — not as a rule, but as a compass.
“The blueprint isn’t a cage; it’s the ground beneath your creative wings.”
You can download your own one-page guide through the Writer’s Starter Kit, or learn how to shape your full story through the Storycraft Program.