ONE-ON-ONE MEMOIR COACHING
When I sat down to write The Wrong End of the Table, I was excited but also terrified. The word memoir can sound self-aggrandizing, daunting, or cringe-inducing. And don't get me started on the "correct" pronunciation… It’s hard ‘R’.
But I digress…
Here's the thing: the world needs authentic stories more than ever, and your story is distinctly your own.
Writing mine was one of the most fulfilling experiences I've had, and now I want to help you craft yours.
Most people who want to write a memoir don't need a full class. They need someone to ask the right questions and help them find the thread. Through a series of exercises and prompts, we'll uncover your story and dig into areas you haven't explored yet. It will be challenging and fun.
Plus, I believe memoir writing is at the core of any writing you'll ever do. So, if there's even the faintest flicker of interest in telling your story, I hope you follow it.
I offer multiple options depending on where you are in your writing process. All sessions are online.
Let's talk first. I offer a free 20-minute discovery call so we can get a sense of each other, talk through where you are in your writing, and figure out the best way I can help.
Book your free discovery call →Each session is self-contained. Book one, or come back as your writing evolves.
UNCOVER YOUR AUTHENTIC “WHY”
I'm a writer skilled in film and TV scripts as well as podcasts and essays. My primary focus is on projects with an eye toward representation, inclusion, and shedding a light on underrepresented communities. Over the years, I've found a passion for helping new writers find their voices. As an instructor, I can help you uncover your own authentic “why” so that you tell the story truest to you. Everything is a story. And everyone has at least one story to tell, that is exclusively authentic to them. Learn more 👇🏽
What students say
Her teaching empowered me to find my style and voice. I credit her class with solidifying my desire to write my story.
The workshop provided invaluable feedback that enhanced my ability to tell my story; and the group I was part of continued working together and supporting one another for years.
Her ability to shine a light through creative barriers and help me find my passion for any given story is something I never thought an instructor could do. She has been the most influential figure in my writing development.