Let’s Turn Novels Into Page-Turners

Break free from blinking cursor purgatory and turn your book ideas and unfinished drafts into well-crafted, engaging stories that keep readers turning the page

You Don’t Have to Go by the Book to Write One

It doesn’t matter how long you’ve been writing fiction. I’m 99.99% positive you’ve heard all the “right ways” to become a successful writer. Newsflash, you don’t need to write every day, become a bestseller, or even publish for that matter to be a writer.

But you do need to get that story out of your head.

So let’s figure out how to turn that dream into a promise and finish that book.

Just like the main character in your story, you’ve got a journey; a writing journey, that’s calling you to action. It’s up to you to take the call. No worries, you won’t go it alone. I’m here to play the old wise mentor who pops in and supports you along your journey.

Person going on a writing journey

Imagine Being the Writer Who…

Knows the level of structure you need to reach “The End”.

Is excited to write and feels creative most of the time.

Has a support system in place for those creatively lackluster days when your brain has decided to play all hide and no seek with your ideas.

Ever Heard of the 3-Act Structure?

Here’s What It Could Look Like for You

Create the Plan

Remember, “the way” is not one-size fits all. I help you find a way that works for you by creating custom-esque plans to help you finish that book in a way that’s structured and creative.

Do the Plan

Ah! Effort. Yes, we can’t escape the doing but we can make the doing easier. I’ll support you, help you support yourself, and our supportive community will be there for you too!

Be the Plan

Celebrate your efforts! With a finished novel you now get to decide if you’ll dive deep into creating your next novel or if you’d like to focus on improving your craft. The choice is yours, always.

A challenge I’m eager to face

Without an outline, you have to work harder to maintain control of the story of your novel
I was looking for areas to strengthen in a novel I’m writing and if there was enough tension and drama in my story.
I didn’t know what the layout of the outline would entail. Now that I’ve gone through the e-Book, I really like it and feel I will keep learning each time I use it because my next story is going to be different so my outline is going to be different, which poses a small challenge for me but a challenge I’m eager to face.

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Ann Greyson

Author

If I Get Through to You on Anything, Let It Be This

There are no hard and fast rules in fiction. Sometimes it can feel that way, especially since logic can get you far in most other aspects of life. In fact you might have tried more rigid, formulaic approaches, only to feel like the creativity had been sucked out.

Let’s assume you are absolute garbage at creative writing right now. That doesn’t mean the story idea you have will turn out to be a garbage novel.The truth is that no one is born talented. Writing takes time and if you change those negative thoughts around through actionable methods that work with you, then you’ll be a good writer. Heck, you’ll be an incredible writer!

The magic is in mixing logic with creativity, which just so happens to be my specialty. As someone with ADHD, I have an active imagination with my head up in the clouds most of the time.

This is good for creatively focused tasks. Not so good for everything else, which is why structure is so impactful, if done in the right way. I’ve learned and continue to learn how to mix logic and creativity together so that I have structured creativity rather than unhinged creativity.

It works wonders for planning and writing your novels too. Believe it or not, structured creativity allows you to have fun while making progress. You might be sitting on file after file of unfinished drafts right now, but I’m going to challenge you to ask yourself: What could structured creativity do to change that?

A Little Help Goes a Long Way

Here’s How I Can Meet You Where You’re At

Customize Your Journey

We don’t all operate under the same schedule, and we don’t all need help in the same areas either.

Ready to create an outline, develop your world, create your characters, or flesh out the conflict in your story?

I’ve got resources to help you overcome that roadblock and get you closer to “The End”, just say the word.

Start With an Outline

Create an outline that’ll turn your book idea into a page-turning novel.

Whether you only have an idea or you’re stuck staring at a half-finished novel, an outline that fuels creativity could be just the thing.

Find a way to stay creative and reach “The End” of your novel so readers can enjoy it over and over again.

Ready to Write More?

Everyone tells you to write consistently. But what does that mean for you?

How can you fit writing time into you’re already hectic schedule?Try these little supports I like to call writing hinges.

By identifying the little things that can make a big difference in your writing practice – you won’t just form a writing habit, you’ll stick to it.

Before, all my work was unfinished

I have never outlined a novel before, so I wanted to try something new, which hopefully would lead to better results. Before, all my work was unfinished because I didn’t know how to proceed after a certain point.

I honestly didn’t think I would stick with it to the end, and that I would run out of ideas, or not know how to move the story forward. But I committed to finishing the workbook, and I found that I was looking forward to spending this time with my story in a structured way.

The “what if” exercises were totally new to me — the idea that I can make up several (sometimes very different) scenarios for each part of my story was novel and I enjoyed exercising my creativity in this way

Anna Crosby

Anna Crosby

Author

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