Dear Friends,

Are you writing a book? Is the process a bit like sliding down a hill shouting "Whee!" while leaves fly out behind you? Are the puzzle pieces coming together perfectly? Have you got thirty possible agents picked out, along with customized query letters you know will knock their socks off?

Or is that only true on some days? On other days, you fight an unwieldy monster and wonder why you started this process in the first place. Or you just "don't have time" for your book any more and it sits in your computer, a once-upon-a-time project you used to do.

Would you like to have more "Whee!" and less "Argh!" or "Meh?"

Well, it turns out that "Whee!" is what I do.

I help writers who feel stuck on a project to develop a roadmap, unleash their creative flow, and reignite their passion for their work.

If that's what you're longing for, we should talk.

I am in a period of opening a few coaching spots for clients who are a fit for my year-long program. To that end, I am once again offering free 90-minute "Pathfinder" sessions to writers who would like to explore possibilities.

You'll come away with:

*The #1 reason you're stuck and what will propel you forward

*New insights on finding your tribe of readers

* The 3 strongest qualities of your writing

* Renewed vision for your writing

* A written list of your 5 next steps

The best candidates for my program have a novel or memoir in progress and a willingness to dig deep and work hard. The program is not rigid--it is customized to your needs as a writer and a human. But those who make the most progress are open to revision, and put consistent time into honing their craft. (And "seasons of consistency" count, too. You're not an automaton.)

Interested? Grab a Pathfinder session here!​

Talk to you soon!

Love,

Katherine

PS In order to bust through that hesitancy creatives sometimes suffer from, I'm going to sweeten the pot. When people book a Pathfinder, I always ask them to send me the first 1250 words of their book (that's around five pages.) If you book your Pathfinder by Friday, November 24, I'll read TEN pages--that is to say 2500 words of your book.

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