You stifle a scream every time someone asks 'So when's your book coming out?' You've been working on it for so long, perhaps even sold the idea to a publisher. You're trying to plan and outline, spend hours at your desk, but still the damn thing isn't done.

You used to love writing.

I understand firsthand how awful it feels to desperately want to take your ideas and turn them into reality, but then to struggle horribly with the process. You know all the well-known formulas and approaches. You've probably attempted Save The Cat, the Snowflake Method, Truby's 22 Steps, or the Story Grid and none of them 'worked'. Why does everyone else seem to find it so easy? [Spoiler: it's rarely 'easy' easy. But it is possible. Infinitely possible.]

I work with writers at all levels,. Whether you are just starting out, are staring down a deadline for a book that's under contract, or have many published works to your name.

And please note, you get to define yourself as a writer. It's nothing to do with whether you've finished or written a book, or whether you're published. If you write, you're a writer.

There's no shame either in getting stuck or just feeling like you can't get yourself together to do this, even though it's all that you can think about. Our beautiful neurodivergent brains are wired differently. We need to think about this differently. We require a different type of scaffolding.

I want you to tell your story.

If you're ready to try another way, with gentle guidance and support, then get in touch.