Directed Draft: A guided writing group
Directed Draft is a guided writing group for scholars in the social sciences and humanities. I co-run the group with Dr. Micha Rahder. It features two core components to help participants make the most of their writing time:
Four weekly group writing sessions build accountability, regularity, and connection to strengthen your writing practice
Individual coaching sessions provide personalized feedback and guidance to help you focus and advance your project
The next cohort runs from January 26 to March 23, 2026, and registration is $450. Visit Directed Draft to learn more and register. Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have questions!
Demystify and plan your book: A one-on-one book coaching program
Demystify and Plan Your Book is a one-on-one coaching program for academic authors who are developing book projects in the humanities and social sciences. The 12-week program pairs six carefully crafted modules with six 45-minute individual coaching sessions to give authors more information, confidence, and guidance as they dive into the writing process.
I run Demystify and Plan with my fellow developmental editor and writing coach, Dr. Alex Crawley. We designed the program to provide insight into practical aspects of the publication process, advice on shaping argument and structure, strategies for developing a strong authorial voice, and guidance on developing effective long-term writing practices.
Visit Demystify and Plan to learn more and register, and please get in touch with any questions.
If you’re part of an academic research or writing group, you can book me for a free one-hour information session to chat with your members. You don’t need to be a formal group with an institutional affiliation; information sessions are available to any group of scholars who want to have an informal chat with me.
Our conversation can be an ask-me-anything session where participants share any and all questions about academic writing, editing, and publication. Or, you can tailor our focus to a topic of particular interest to your group, such as a particular genre of academic writing (books, book proposals, articles, grant applications, etc.) or a specific writing concern (editing your own work, developing strong writing practices, working with a developmental editor, etc.).
Information sessions are very informal, so I won’t come prepared with a set of slides or a presentation to deliver. Rather, I’ll come ready to chat with you and answer your questions—but you and your group will direct our conversation.
To book an information session or learn more, please fill out the form below. Tell me about your group, what specific topics (if any) you think you’d like to discuss, and when you’re hoping to schedule the session. I’ll be in touch soon.
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Have any questions about programs? Please get in touch.