Writing Services

What can you expect from me?

Insightful, honest, and encouraging feedback
A balance of critique and praise (because both are important)
Reader and writer-focused notes

No matter what, I’ll meet you where you are. My only goal is to help you feel more confident with your writing. I work with new and experienced authors alike, and hope to help you take your project to the next level!

Writing a solid query letter can be overwhelming! Let me help you feel confident in what you’re sending out to agents.
Reader-focused evaluations of your manuscript are indescribably helpful for any author. Designed to help you understand how your story lands with someone coming in cold, just like a future reader (or agent), I’ll give you honest, thoughtful feedback that highlights both what’s working and what might need another look.
This service is for writers who don’t need a formal critique right now, but want someone in their corner. I’m there to talk things through with, help break through blocks, brainstorm, and boost confidence.

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From the Journal (Blog)

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Writing Update: Dipping My Toes In Again (Querying)

Aside from one small batch of queries earlier this year, I haven’t queried in 2025. But it’s time to dip my toes in again… Hopefully I find the right agent this go around! And in the meantime, I’m back to work on other projects.

Being a Writer in the Age of AI

I can’t get online these days without someone discussing AI and its many harms within the writing and publishing world. The reality is, it’s growing, so what can we do as creatives?

Book Review: House Of Frank

Sometimes a book really can feel like being wrapped in a comfy knit sweater, curled up by a fire, while rain taps against the window. House of Frank is that for me. But be prepared to CRY.

The Stories We Tell About Ourselves

What stories have you told yourself about who you are? What stories have others believed? What’s the truest story you can tell about yourself today? I’ve got lots of thoughts.

Narrative Traditions: The Stories That Shape Us

I was listening to the Writing Excuses podcast this week, where they had an episode discussing narrative tradition. It got me thinking about what and who has shaped my writing and storytelling, and it took me to places I wasn’t quite expecting.

New WIP: ECHO

Inspired by my daughter’s idea, combined with tales surrounding Lake Lanier and other well-known tragic locations, ECHO is a look at our dark history and the ways our past can come back to haunt us if we refuse to face it.