I put this together for a thing I’m doing, and when I look at it all like this, I’m pretty bloomin’ chuffed with myself. For anyone looking for a writing coach, this should give you confidence that I’m the real deal. Apparently I’m blowing my own trumpet today. Get in touch for writing coaching beginningContinue reading “Looking for a writing coach? I’m the real deal 😀”
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A writing coaching analogy.
Excuse the scruff … And I know you will. Things don’t have to be perfect to have a second set of eyes on them. And it’s in that spirit that I invite writers to approach me for writing coaching. It’s okay if aspects of your writing are a bit insecure right now. Together we’ll getContinue reading “A writing coaching analogy.”
Even voracious readers can have slumps: here’s how to get out of them.
How immersive reading can help you get out of a reading slump.
Still editing, just adding more coaching
Book editor offering more writing coaching in 2027. I’m expanding my one-to-one coaching sessions and updating my profiles to reflect this shift.
Author Spotlight: crime writer David L Haigh on character, setting and storytelling
David Haigh is the author of a series of rural crime novels set in the border country – Cumbria, Northumberland and southern Scotland. His DCI Jeff Spencer books, including Land Kill, bring together atmospheric northern settings and compelling investigations rooted in contemporary issues.
In this Author Spotlight, David shares insights into his writing journey, inspiration and creative process.
Author Spotlight: the creative life of Angela M. Joyce
Discover the creative world of author Angela M. Joyce, as she shares her journey from business librarian to novelist. In this author spotlight, Angela discusses her debut novel The Rydle Year, the inspiration behind her storytelling, and her wider creative life.
Author Spotlight: Patricia Greasby on history, storytelling, and self-publishing.
This week, the Author Spotlight is on Patricia Greasby as she shares insights into writing historical fiction, navigating the self-publishing process, and bringing her latest novel to life.
Author Spotlight: Morgan Christensen on her latest book and what it’s like to work with an editor – me!
Celebrate the release of Morgan Christensen’s new book, Haven’s Warrior. Go behind the scenes to see how this dedicated indie author crafts high-quality fantasy novels worthy of a spot on your bookshelf.
It takes a village to write a book: you’re not on your own.
Community matters. No books are written in a vacuum. Find your community.
Every Writer Needs a Support System
Writing a book isn’t a solo journey. If you’ve ever read an author’s acknowledgements, you’ll know how many people quietly help bring a story to life. Editors, coaches, beta readers, agents: they’re all part of the village.
