Group stories into a series

One idea rarely stays one story. A world grows a second book, a third, a run of episodes. A Series groups those related stories so the whole world lives under one roof instead of scattered across your library.

A Show or a Story Series

You pick the shape when you create the Series. Choose a Show for episodic, TV-style work: it organizes into seasons and episodes, so a whole run stays in order. Choose a Story Series for related novels or scripts set in one world, held together without the season structure.

Start one from My Stories with New series, or from the first screen after you sign up, where Start a series sits beside the kinds of story.

Everything in its place

Once your stories are in a Series, they stay organized as the world expands. Add the next episode or the next book to the group, and it lands where it belongs. You stop hunting through a flat list and start working from a shelf that makes sense.

Move a story in or out

Wrote a screenplay on its own and now it is episode 1? On the web, open the story's ⋯ menu in My Stories and choose Move to series…. Pick one of your series, or make a new one right there, and press Move. The story becomes the series' latest part (in a Show, the latest episode of the latest season) and the series opens. The story itself does not change, and a story already in a series can move to another the same way.

To take a story back out, open the series and press Remove from series above it. MakeVox asks first, naming the story and the series. Nothing is deleted: the story goes back to My Stories as a standalone story.