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+.. _a_story:
+
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 Story Structure
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-Version x.y of novelWriter supports story structure using the %story style of comment.
-To use the feature, make the first word of a comment `story`, followed by a period, 
-a structure term, a colon, a space and the text for that term.
+.. _The Story Grid: https://storygrid.com
+
+
+As of version 2.7, story structure annotations using the ``%story`` style of comment is supported.
+To use the feature, make the first word of a comment ``story``, followed by a period, a structure
+term, a colon, a space and the text for that term.
+
+Here's and example:
 
 .. code-block:: md
 
-  %story.term: text
+   %story.term: text
 
-The term can be anything that you want to track in the manuscript.
-This construct is intended to make it easier to extract metadata from a work to perform a structural analysis of the story.
+The term can be anything that you want to track in the manuscript. This construct is intended to
+make it easier to extract metadata from a work to perform a structural analysis of the story.
 
-There are probably as many ways to examine story structure as there are authors and editors combined.
-For this reason the story tag is flexible.
-You can use any terms you want and track any aspect of the story that serves your purposes.
-An example method has been advanced by Shawn Coyne in _The Story Grid_.
-This method asserts that a story is composed of "beats", and that each beat has an inciting incident, a complication, a crisis, and a resolution.
-One might capture these elements of a beat where a character overcomes their fear of giving a speech as:
+There are probably as many ways to examine story structure as there are authors and editors
+combined. For this reason the story tag is flexible. You can use any terms you want and track any
+aspect of the story that serves your purposes.
+
+An example method has been advanced by Shawn Coyne in `The Story Grid`_. This method asserts that a
+story is composed of "beats", and that each beat has an inciting incident, a complication, a
+crisis, and a resolution. One might capture these elements of a beat where a character overcomes
+their fear of giving a speech as:
 
 .. code-block:: md
 
-  %Synopsis: Carol overcomes her fear of giving a speech.
-  %Story.incite: Carol is pleased to be invited to a confernece to see her boss deliver a keynote.
-  %Story.complication: Carol's boss calls in sick and asks her to deliver a big speech.
-  %Story.crisis: Carol has a fear of appearing on stage.
-  %Story.resolution: Carol engages the help of a coach who helps her overcome her fears and delivers a great speech.
+   %Synopsis: Carol overcomes her fear of giving a speech.
+   %Story.incite: Carol is pleased to be invited to a conference to see her boss deliver a keynote.
+   %Story.complication: Carol's boss calls in sick and asks her to deliver a big speech.
+   %Story.crisis: Carol has a fear of appearing on stage.
+   %Story.resolution: Carol engages the help of a coach who helps her overcome her fears and delivers a great speech.
 
-Other analyical models propose tracking a scene's pace, how it affects the mood of the story,
-or which element(s) of the story's genre are being satisfied.
-An author can use this mechanism to track any element of a scene.
-Some examples include time of day, how much time passes in the scene, ot even the physical form of a shape-shifting character.
-If a story involves magic, one could track which wand a main characteh has in hand. It's up to tha author.
+Other analytical models propose tracking a scene's pace, how it affects the mood of the story, or
+which element(s) of the story's genre are being satisfied. An author can use this mechanism to
+track any element of a scene. Some examples include time of day, how much time passes in the scene,
+or even the physical form of a shape-shifting character. If a story involves magic, one could track
+which wand a main character has in hand. It's up to tha author.
 
-When the story and other scene metadata is extracted into a tabluar form,
-it is possible to get a comprehensive overview of the story and to identify possible issues
-(for example, so many fast-paced scenes without a break that readers might become fatigued or over-stimulated).
+When the story and other scene metadata is extracted into a tabluar form, it is possible to get a
+comprehensive overview of the story and to identify possible issues. For example, so many
+fast-paced scenes without a break that readers might become fatigued or over-stimulated.