New: Write captivating long-form stories from multiple perspectives.

July 28, 2026

The best long-form feature stories about a single person are often told through multiple voices.

A signing day story is the player and the coach. A Senior Day tribute is the athlete, the coach, and the parent that watched her grow up. A comeback piece is the player and the athletic trainer or strength coach who was there for every rep of the return.

The richest stories pull from more than one perspective, which until now, meant running separate interviews and stitching them together by hand.

Multi-Interview Stories inside Feature Stories changes that.

Multi-Interview Stories: In a nutshell

Now inside Feature Stories, FanWord Assist lets you combine two or more interviews into a single story. First person or third person, it’s up to you.

Interview a player, a coach, and a parent. Bring all three into one feature. FanWord Assist weaves their answers into one cohesive narrative, told from the perspective you choose.

It’s never been easier to turn multiple conversations into one flowing story. Here’s how it works:

• Start a Feature Story and add your first interview, choosing the interview type as you normally would.
• Return to the interview list for that story and add another. Add as many as the story calls for.
• Mark one interview as primary. That sets the lens for whose story this is and the perspective the narrative is built around.
• Generate your draft. FanWord Assist writes a unified first-person or third-person feature that draws from every voice you’ve included.

Example: Mark the player primary in a player-coach-parent story, and it reads as her story, with the people around her adding depth and context.

Use Cases

Now that you can bring multiple interviews together, a lot of familiar stories get easier to tell:

• The Senior Day retrospective. A senior, the head coach who recruited her four years ago, and their parent(s). Or the senior captain and the other members of their class, discussing everything they’ve accomplished or the memories they’ve made.
• The comeback. An athlete and the trainer or coach who was there for the return.
• The transfer arrival. A new athlete and the coach who brought them in.
• The commitment story. Player, coach, and parent on her big decision, like the example in the section above.
• The duo feature. A pitcher (as the primary interviewee) and their catcher, or any similar pair. Their chemistry, in both of their words.
• The unit feature. The offensive line, the midfield, the relay. Set one voice as your anchor and let the rest fill in around it.

Available Inside FanWord Assist

Multi-Interview Stories is now live inside FanWord Assist. If you’re already a FanWord partner, you’ll find it the next time you build a Feature Story — just add a second interview and mark your primary voice.

If you’re not a partner yet and want to see it in action, simply use the contact form below.

See what FanWord can do for your communications team: 
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