Publications, lectures, resources, and tools for contemporary creative work
Publications, lectures, resources, and tools for contemporary creative work
Publications, lectures, resources, and tools for contemporary creative work
Publications, lectures, resources, and tools for contemporary creative work
Publications, lectures, resources, and tools for contemporary creative work
Publications, lectures, resources, and tools for contemporary creative work
Publications, lectures, resources, and tools for contemporary creative work
Publications, lectures, resources, and tools for contemporary creative work
Publications, lectures, resources, and tools for contemporary creative work
Publications, lectures, resources, and tools for contemporary creative work
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The Fiction Collection
The Fiction Collection gathers the pages a novelist reaches for between the first idea and a finished draft: premise and character pages; maps of scenes, threads, and chronology; and the planning and tracking pages every long project needs.
It is built for the long middle of a novel as much as the beginning: a writing session spread, word count markers you set yourself, and a plot thread tracker.
$12.00
Digital edition
58-page PDF, delivered immediately as a download
Linked index: tap any title to go to it, and tap INDEX at the bottom of any page to come back; bookmarks for every section
A fillable edition is included: type straight into every field and tick the boxes
Works in GoodNotes, Notability, and other PDF annotation apps, where pages can be duplicated as needed
Printable edition
Three sizes included: US Letter, A4, and A5, with white section dividers to save ink
An A5 ring edition, scaled and set clear of the holes for ring and disc binders, with pages alternating left and right
Print as many copies of any page as you need
Capture and ideas (5)
Idea capture; Idea index; Idea expansion; Working notes; Notes.
References and research (4)
Reference log; Setting index; Style sheet; Story chronology.
Project development (13)
Project premise; Intent; Open questions; Story premise; Character index; Character snapshot; Relationship map; Questions raised, questions answered; Chapter map; Scene card; Beat sheet; Point of view and tense; Tentpole scenes.
Planning and time (5)
Project list; Project plan; Actions and tasks; Season plan; Writing session.
Tracking and review (7)
Evidence of practice; Project status; Post project review; Version log; Plot thread tracker; Setup and payoff tracker; Word count markers.
Saint Violet is an independent creative studio for artists and writers building a more durable creative practice through tools, publications, workshops, and systems for attention, experimentation, and actual follow-through.
The Brief is Saint Violet’s regular newsletter for writers, artists, and creative people trying to make meaningful work amid the administrative clutter, cultural noise, and psychic mess of ordinary life. Expect essays, practical frameworks, useful references, project notes, occasional recommendations, and first access to new tools, programs, and releases—made for people with too many ideas, complicated tastes, and a sincere desire to finish things.
