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Introducing The Story Collective
This Bookish Edits masterclass series is an ongoing education framework that serves writers where they are right now, through monthly webinars focused on a specific topic within the writing/publishing industry.
5 Ways an Editor Can Support You
The term editor is really an umbrella word that encompasses everything from coaching, cheerleading, and planning to poring over details, immersion in the text, and yes, subject-verb agreement and vague pronouns. As the writer, you can find an editor who will fill the role that you need them to fill.
3 Lies Your Brain Tells You About Writing
Our brains will try to tell us many things about writing that just aren’t true. Let’s break down 3 of them together.
What really matters
I don’t actually care about the writing or editing—my mission goes deeper than that.
Back-to-School for Writers
In the years that I’ve been out of school myself, I still love this season of transition from summer to fall, from devil-may-care days to a bit more routine and structure. If you’re like me, I have a few ways for you as a writer to still make the most out of back-to-school season—even if you aren’t technically in school anymore.


I’m not going to bury the lede:
“Normal” people 100 percent can write a memoir.
If you want to write a memoir, then you can write a memoir.