Free intro call
Twenty minutes on the book, where it stalled, and how much time you have.
Weekly pages due to someone who reads them properly. Not a workshop of twenty strangers, and not another course about writing instead of writing.
Every program has pages due every week. Everything else is in service of that.
A weekly word count you can hit on a bad week, and someone expecting the pages on Friday.
See the programWhy the middle sags and the ending doesn't land — and how to fix both with an outline you'd actually follow.
See the programA staged revision: big problems first, sentences last, with feedback that tells you what to cut.
See the programA query letter that doesn't sound like everyone else's, a synopsis that makes sense, and a realistic submission plan.
See the programWriters don't need more craft advice. They need a deadline and a reader who tells the truth.
Twenty minutes on the book, where it stalled, and how much time you have.
A word count you can hit in your real life, not your ideal one.
Every week, on a fixed day, finished or not.
Within 48 hours: what's working, the one thing to fix, and what to write next.
Month to month, cancel anytime. The 20-minute intro call is free.
A weekly session with a small group, plus a shared deadline.
$39/ month
Your own coach reading your pages every week.
$99/ month
For a full revision or getting submission-ready on a deadline.
$199/ month
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.
Be careful with anyone in this industry who takes your money: reading fees, contests with entry costs, publishing packages that charge authors. Legitimate agents get paid when you do.
Lumivoo sells coaching only. We don't publish, don't represent, don't submit on your behalf and take nothing from any deal you make. You keep every right to your work, and we say plainly when a manuscript isn't ready.
We help you make the book better and prepare materials. We are not an agent or publisher, we submit nothing for you, and nobody can promise publication.
In the Manuscript intensive, yes, with a written report. In other plans we read the pages you send each week — usually up to 3,000 words.
Most fiction and memoir. If your project is far outside what we can usefully judge, we'll say so on the intro call rather than take your money.
No. We don't ghostwrite. We'll show you what isn't working and how it might be fixed; the words stay yours.
It's the most common situation here, and the Finish a first draft program exists exactly for it.
Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.
Twenty minutes on the project and what would get it moving again. Free, and honest.