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—as well as an editor of other bestsellers and a writing coach to bestselling writers—
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Whether I work with you as a book consultant, writing coach, editor, or writer,
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Writing Lessons from My Dogs: Being Open to Surprises
I wasn’t planning on getting a puppy. Sure, I had been snooping on various dog rescue sites, but I knew I was just looking. Similarly, I had pulled up the English Cocker Spaniel Club of America’s Facebook page and website, along with their rescue section. I have...
Media Under Attack
Attacks on the media—historically the guardian of a country's democracy—have hit a decade-long high. The President trumpeting about "fake news" is just the start. According to a Time magazine article published last week, "a new report has found that journalists face...
Imaginative Writing Makes for Unforgettable Prose
Want to bring your pages to life? Then you need imaginative writing and vivid imagery that helps the reader vicariously experience your story. But if you want those descriptions to really sing, you need to opt for descriptors and verbs that are as unexpected as they...
The Must-Have Manuscript Critique
Would you hand over your infant to just anyone without at least making sure they know how to correctly hold a baby? Never! Then why do so many writers feel compelled to share their newly-born work so freely, without any kind of due diligence? The wrong words,...
Create an Author Platform
Publishers aren't just looking for strong, new books. Quality is great, but sales are what matter in the end, at least when you're in the selling-books business. So what publishers really want to know is whether you bring an audience along with you. That means you...























