Transform your story from pieces to powerful.
Writing a novel or memoir is easier when you know the story you want to tell. But a formulaic plot is not the answer.
StoryJoules shows you—graphically—the underlying dynamics of character change that create a compelling narrative.
Write with confidence, knowing how to captivate your readers all the way to that satisfying last page. You’ve got this!
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The Rocking House
What do you do when you live in a house that looks normal on the outside, but inside can be dangerous?
Sweet Baby Lover
They fell in love late in life, and then he died. Can a heartbreaking tragedy lead to a happy ending?
Prince Tarkten
Can a prince, stolen from the castle and raised by people who hate him, discover his true identity?
Testimonials
“Jule's writing is a bounty of passion for life tempered by practical wisdom for living, loving, and overcoming tragedy. As Jule searches for the things that bind us together she takes us in tow for an instructive and delightful ride."
Claire, California
“The writing of Jule Kucera is authentic and intimate, pulling me in with her observations of both the mundane and the extraordinary, the painful and the joyous. She is perceptive, reflective and forgiving, choosing words that force me to think a little harder about life.”
Chris, New Jersey
"I love her writing. It's a lovely, cozy spot to visit."
Amy, Ohio
"What I love most about Jule Kucera's writing style is that there's so much room for the reader. She invites us in and makes a spot for us on the couch so we're able to get in touch with our own dark, messy, and perhaps even tragic experiences. Though these are her stories, in a way they feel like ours. And she welcomes us to heal together as life has its way with us."
Katie, Wisconsin
Latest Reflections
8. Building the Hand: Purpose Before Process
“What’s my purpose in life?” That question gnawed at me for years. I hunted for my purpose in the...
7. The Human Compass vs. The Hand
The Human Compass and the Hand have different functions, both essential. The Human Compass is...
6. Where the Compass Metaphor Breaks Down
As much as I love the Human Compass, the metaphor fails in one important respect. With a...
Do we have things in common?
To find out, how would you answer these questions?
(My answers are “Yes!”)
- Are you curious?
- Have people told you that you’re strong?
- Have you loved… and have you lost?
- Do you believe in learning, growing?
