Memoir
You are a memoir writer stuck in writing groups?
You have hundreds of journaling pages?
You can’t decide which story to tell?
Don’t let unprofessional feedback prevent you from writing the best book you can.
No matter how well written your book
– especially when it is a really good book –
you need a book coach. You know that, why else would you be here?
Congratulations! You came to the right place.
I help memoir writers with a SNAPSHOT:
S tory – What about your story is unique?
N arration – Why are you telling the story?
A rc – Where does the story start and end?
P lotpoints – What are the life changing events?
S uspense – How are you engaging with the reader?
H eroin – Who is the protagonist (I know it’s you—and … ?)
O bstacles – What is the protagonist fighting for or against and what’s in their way?
T ransformation – How is the protagonist changed by the end of the story?
Give me 30 minutes and let’s find out if I’m the right book coach for you.
No strings attached.
Write the best book you can.
Give it a shot.
Schedule a free half-hour call and tell me about your writing.
Every story unfolds in a unique way.
The scope and shape of a story evolves during the writing process.
Trust the process and keep writing!
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five biggest mistakes beginning memoir writers make.
With all the mistakes I made writing my memoir, let me tell you, there are no mistakes, only challenges.
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“As an Author Accelerator certified book coach, I am qualified to coach writers using Author Accelerator’s strategy, methods, and materials, but I operate independently of Author Accelerator and am not affiliated with them.”
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