Before a swimming lesson when I was about two years old I jumped in at the deep end of the pool. I loved jumping into the water, so
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Conversation, Writing, and Coaching
On one level, it seems fairly obvious how I got from studying and teaching literature and writing, to being an editor, to being a writing coach. My training
Race, LGBTQ+, and Business
Over the last several weeks I’ve been quiet on here because I’ve been doing a lot of listening, reading, and thinking as we’ve seen problems that have been
How do you decide what to write?
Whether you’re writing a blog post or a book, you’ve likely asked yourself what you should write. It may feel like you could write about anything – after
Why do you need to use reliable sources?
We are surrounded by information – television, radio, the internet, books, magazines, podcasts, … How do you recognise reliable sources when you see them? As people living in
How will it feel to see your book on the shelf?
The test copy of my book arrived this week! When you publish your book as a printed book (as opposed to an ebook), you can order a test
What Happens When You Work with a Publishing Consultant: Interior design, proofs, and metadata
So you’ve finished your manuscript, thoroughly revised it, sent it to your beta readers, applied their feedback, and sent it to your proofreader. You must be done, right?
How I fit writing in around my life
If you follow me for any length of time, you’ll find I’m insistent that you can (almost always) fit writing in around everything else you need to do.
Don’t commit intellectual property theft
I’ve had a few clients lately who had concerns about how to responsibly use other people’s words and ideas. In other words, they wanted to know how to
Who is your ideal reader?
Your ideal reader is the ideal (made up) person you write your books and blogs for. Why do you need to identify her (or him or them)? If