A deadline every week
Pages due to a person beat any amount of motivation.
Why deadlines beat inspiration
Almost nobody stops writing because they ran out of craft knowledge.
How we work
Pages first, polish later
Unfinished books usually stall in the same place: far enough in that the initial excitement is gone, not far enough to see the ending. That's a momentum problem, and craft advice doesn't solve it.
So the structure of every program is the same. A weekly target small enough to survive a bad week, a fixed day to send pages, and someone who reads them and replies. Writers who've circled a project for years often finish inside one program.
Feedback is specific and kind, in that order. You'll be told what isn't working, because a coach who only encourages you is wasting your time.
Our principles
Three beliefs behind the method
One fix at a time
A note about everything is a note about nothing.
No fees beyond coaching
We charge no reading fees, take no rights and promise no publication.
Ready to finish it?
Twenty minutes, free, on the book and the smallest next step.