Develop your writing
Structuring a book is never easy. Writers, and especially first-time authors, tend to have too many messages they want to cram into one book. We start there, then move to the writing itself: making your point land, cutting what isn't earning its place, and finding the voice that sounds like you.
- Finding your book. Identifying which messages are most important. Which are secondary. And who you are writing for.
- Structuring your content. A proven formula for turning your key themes, supporting messages, and substantiating detail into a coherent, practical outline that smooths and expedites the writing.
- Developmental editing. Starts early in your writing process, while your shape can still change. Does the argument hold? Is it in the right order? Flow is critical for reader engagement.
- Copy editing. Begins once your first draft is ready. Grammar, spelling, word choice, consistency. We polish your writing until it shines!
- Keeping you writing. Somewhere to report back to each week, which is usually what gets a draft finished.