I was surprised to see that Storyist 2 has reached 2.0.2 and no one has yet reviewed or commented on it, because it is a beautiful and elaborate program that has so much promise for organizing and creating great work. I was very excited to see the interface on my first run in demo mode, I almost paid for it then and there. But I held off to give it a true spin since I already own most every writing tool out there -- just in case I decide to LOVE one of them. Well, first off I decided to import a short, six chaptered children's book into Storyist and everything looked great at a glance. However, looking closer, three of the six chapters didn't start on a new page. So I tried to fix one and it suddenly stopped being a chapter. No big deal, I'll just format it as a chapter and everything will be a-okay. So go to make it a "chapter" again and... wow. Just wow. An hour later, after reading the template walk-through over and over, after perusing the Getting Started Guide in the program itself, and of course reading "Adding Chapters" chapters in both locations, trying this, trying that, I just walked away. A pretty icon, wonderful GUI, great feature set, but when a user can't even add a chapter in a novel writing program? Oh, I'm sure I can do it, but the fact that I actually put effort into it and can't figure out one of the most basic things someone would try to do with this program, it was... shocking, frankly. So back to Scrivener and StoryMill and Jer's Novel Writer and Ulysses I go -- still trying to LOVE one of them. Sigh.