Do you have a book you want to write?
Finding it tough going on your own?
As a two-time New York Times bestselling writer
—as well as an editor of other bestsellers and a writing coach to bestselling writers—
I can help you unearth and share your story and/or your message.
Whether I work with you as a book consultant, writing coach, editor, or writer,
or through my Boost Your Business with a Book e-course,
together we’ll make your content sound like you–only better.
It all starts with a chat and/or some sloppy copy.
Call me for a free 20-minute chemistry and project consultation and I’ll explain.
Or if you’re looking for a simple self-publishing solution,
check out Incubation Press, our sister site.
Creating Multi-dimensional Characters
If you’re writing fiction, you need to make sure that your work is populated by multi-dimensional characters who seem like real people. So ask yourself: Are the characters I've invented believable? Have I fleshed them out? Do they have the kinds of inconsistencies,...
Focus on Writing
How's that focus on writing coming? And how's that working for you? Here's the deal. You've suddenly got time to write. It didn't come exactly how you envisioned. You didn't win the lottery. No one announced that they would fund your endeavors because the world needed...
Show Don’t Tell
"Show don't tell" rolls off the tongue so easily. Showing what happens in your book rather than talking about it, however, just isn't as simple as it sounds. It takes a while to make the shift and start experiencing your book in a way that allows you to share those...
Build Business with a Book
Tracia Larimer isn't your ordinary mortgage broker. So when this creative, never-take-no-for-an-answer broker wanted to spread the word about her business, she decided to write a slim book that would answer a lot of her clients' questions and help guide them through...
Writing Lessons from My Dogs: Leap of Faith
As a youngster, my lovely English Cocker Hoover loved to play fetch. Without waiting to see which way you were going to throw the ball, he would launch himself in whatever direction made sense to him and run as fast as he could. When he'd gone what he deemed to be the...























