Writing and Collaboration That Get Your Work into the World.

Let’s turn your writing needs into awe dropping literary moments, one session at a time.

How We Turn Your Great Ideas Into Wow Literary Moments

1:1 Coaching

Weekly working sessions where we build your proposal section by section — you write it, I make sure it's strong.

8 weeks · live + async feedback

Done-For-You-Proposal

Hand me your idea and your expertise. I write the full proposal, and you review drafts until it's right.

3–4 weeks · full draft delivered

Platform Audit

An honest read on what an agent will see when they look you up — plus what to fix before you query.

Written report + 30-min call

Agent Match List

A researched, ranked list of agents actively repping your genre, your comps, and clinicians like you.

Delivered in 5 business days

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Add-On Whatever Services you’d like

Query Letter Polish: Line edit and structure pass on your query.

Sample Chapter Edit: Developmental edit on one chapter.

Comp Title Research: Five comps with why each one fits.

Mock Pitch Session: Practice your pitch, get real feedback.

Marketing Plan Draft: A realistic plan for your platform stage.

Author Bio Rewrite: A bio that sells your expertise, not your résumé.

Full Ghostwriting: Already sold your book and don’t know what to do next? I’ll write all or part of the book for you.

Your Questions Answered

It's the business case for your book — proof there's a reader waiting, a gap only you can fill, and a market that will pay for it. Most nonfiction books sell this way, before a single chapter is finished.


What Actually is a Book Proposal?

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No — and you shouldn't. Nonfiction sells on the proposal and a sample chapter. Write the whole manuscript first and you'll likely end up rewriting it once the proposal sharpens your real angle.


Do I need to finish writing the book first?

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You need proof, not follower count. Publishers want specific, verifiable reach — a newsletter list, speaking engagements, a professional network — not a vague promise to "post about it."

Do I need a big following to sell this?


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Will working together land me a book deal?

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I can't promise that — no one honestly can. What I can promise is a proposal built the way agents and editors actually evaluate them, and every tool I have to give you the strongest possible shot.

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Let’s get your book in Times Square!