Meet the Speakers
Kesha Ajose-Fisher
Empowering Marginalized Voices
Kesha Ajose-Fisher is the author of No God Like the Mother, an award-winning collection of fictional stories. Her writing has been published in several online and print collections, as well as Multicultural Familia, Alchemy, and Beyond Black & White. She received the Phoenix Literarary Magazine's Editor's Choice Award for Short Fiction in both 2011 and 2012.
Kesha is committed to fighting for social justice, and her dedication to this cause can be seen in everything she does. She previously worked in social services and is a vocal advocate for immigrants and refugees as she champions equality and education while opposing the poverty that plagues humanity.
Kesha was born in Chicago and raised in Lagos, Nigeria. She now lives in Oregon with her family and can be found writing, reading, cooking for friends and family, traveling, raising her teenagers, cuddling with her puppy, Oscar, and fighting for social justice for the most vulnerable members of our society. In her free time, she squeezes in a hike through the beautiful green of the Pacific Northwest.
No God Like the Mother
No God Like the Mother by Kesha Ajose-Fisher won the Ken Kesey Award for Best Fiction in the 2020 Oregon Book Awards.
Parul Bavishi
The Writers’ Hour
Parul Bavishi and Matt Trinetti are the co-founders of the London Writers' Salon, creators of the webby-nominated Writers' Hour daily writing sessions, and hosts of the London Writers' Salon podcast.
Bonus! Writers’ Hour
Join us at Writers' Hour. It's free and we run it four times a day.
Greta Boris
Your Author Mission
USA Today bestselling mystery/thriller author Greta Boris writes murders that hit home. Award-winning fantasy author Megan Haskell pens tales of myth, magic, and mayhem.
Together, they are the Author Wheel, publishers of books, courses, and a podcast designed to help writers find strategies to keep their stories rolling. They believe there is no single correct way to produce, publish, or promote your books, only what works for you. Their three-step process—clarify, simplify, and implement—will reveal your unique path to publishing success.
Bonus! 7 Days to Author Clarity: Uncover Your Author Purpose
In this free week-long mini-course, we'll lead you through a series of questions designed to help you go deep and find your core motivation for writing so that you can craft a mission statement and tagline for your author brand.
Jessica Cage
Caring for the Creator: Self-Care Practices for Authors
Jessica Cage is an international award-winning and USA Today bestselling author of speculative fiction and urban fantasy novels. Publishing since 2010, Jessica made a name for herself in indie publishing through consistent efforts and organic growth of her platform. The author of 35 fiction novels and 18 short stories published in different anthologies, she continues to produce stories that give representation to marginalized communities in fantasy landscapes.
Jessica added a branch to her career to focus more on helping other authors reach their goals in 2021 with the start of her Caged Writers Group where she offers guidance for new writers, and the launch of her first shared world book collection, Rise of the Elites, which gave five authors direct access to Jessica’s audience in a meaningful and lasting way.
Bonus! It’s Time to Self Care: Creators Need Care Too!
Join Jessica's mailing list and claim your intro self-care guide for creators. Stick around and get more goodies and continuing learning how to balance everyday life with your creation process.
Sue Campbell
The Story You Tell Yourself
Sue has helped hundreds of writers, from newbies to bestsellers, transform their inhibitive mindset around marketing and realize their full potential as authors. Her clients have exponentially increased their email lists and book sales, landed articles in prestigious publications such as The New York Times, done guest spots on popular podcasts and more.
Bonus! Free Month in the Happily Ever Author Club
Join a monthly membership club for smart practical authors who want to finish their books and find their audience. Includes Story Path (dripped), weekly writing & editing group calls, weekly marketing group calls, two weekly group work sessions, monthly mindset group call, access to our writer community, workshops and masterclasses, plus many more resources!
Gretchen Cherington
Real Writers Discuss Overcoming Obstacles
Gretchen Cherington grew up the daughter of Pulitzer Prize–winning, and U.S. poet laureate, Richard Eberhart, whose home was filled with literary icons from Robert Frost to Anne Sexton to James Dickey, a life captured in her award-winning memoir, Poetic License.
Like her paternal grandfather, Cherington chose a long career in business, advising hundreds of CEOs to transform their companies into places where both business and people could thrive. She has served as adjunct faculty in executive programs at Harvard, Dartmouth, and Columbia and has served on twenty boards of directors including a multibillion-dollar B-corporation bank. She received her undergraduate and MBA degrees from the University of New Hampshire.
Cherington’s essays have appeared widely, in Huffington Post, Covey Club, Yankee, Lit Hub, Electric Lit, Hippocampus, Quartz, and others. She was nominated for a 2012 Pushcart Prize. Gretchen splits her time between Portland, Maine, and a saltwater cottage on Penobscot Bay. When not working on her next book, she enjoys best being outside in wild places.
Bonus! First Chapter of The Butcher, the Embezzler, and the Fall Guy
The Butcher, The Embezzler, and The Fall Guy opens in 1922 as George Hormel calls Alpha LaRue Eberhart into his office and demands his resignation. Hailed as the true leader of the company he’d helped Hormel build—is Eberhart complicit in the embezzlement?
Sage Cohen
Harness Fear to Fuel Your Writing
Sage Cohen is the author of The Productive Writer, Fierce on the Page, and Writing the Life Poetic, all from Writer’s Digest Books, and numerous other books and workbooks for writers. Her online community WE WRITE supports poets and writers to write more, write better, and come alive. As a coach, instructor, and developmental editor, Sage focuses on helping each writer cultivate their unique strengths to become the optimal instrument of their craft.
Bonus! 30 Days Free in the WE WRITE Community
Welcome to WE WRITE where we write more, write better, and come alive in the kindest and most supportive online writing community on earth! Write Anyway Summit attendees are invited to join our community for 30 days at no cost!
Laura Davis
Family Matters: The Ethics, Challenges, and Rewards of Writing About Family
Laura Davis is the author of six non-fiction books, including The Courage to Heal: For Women Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse, The Courage to Heal Workbook, Becoming the Parent You Want to Be and I Thought We'd Never Speak Again: The Road from Estrangement to Reconciliation. Her groundbreaking books have been translated into 11 languages and sold more than 1.8 million copies.
Laura’s latest book (and first memoir),The Burning Light of Two Stars: A Mother-Daughter Story, tells the story of her dramatic and tumultuous relationship with her mother from a much more dramatic, intimate, and personal point of view.
In the course of her long career as a communicator, Laura been a columnist, a talk show host, and a radio news reporter. Her other passion—aside from writing—is teaching and encouraging others to write.
Bonus! Extras from Laura
Laura is offering two bonuses to everyone who attends the Write Anyway Summit:
a copy of the letter she wrote to her family to inform them about the publication of The Burning Light of Two Stars
the opportunity to read the first five chapters of her memoir for free so you can how she chose to portray her family members. (People say it’s a page turner, so it should be easy to read!)
K. J. Dell’Antonia
Giving Yourself Permission
KJ Dell’Antonia is a New York Times bestselling author whose novels The Chicken Sisters and In Her Boots explore the same themes she once explored as a journalist: the importance of finding joy in our families, the challenge of figuring out what makes us happy and the need to value the life we’re living more than the one in our phones and laptops, every single time. Her third novel, Playing the Witch Card, throws magic into the mix, but witchcraft, like reality TV and literary fraud, rarely really solves anyone’s problems. She is also the former editor of the New York Times’ Motherlode blog, the co-host of the #AmWriting podcast, and a passionate bookstagrammer. She lives in Lyme, New Hampshire, with her husband, children and assorted dogs, cats, chickens and horses.
Bonus! #AmReading Newsletter
Get this free weekly-ish email about books and other enthusiasms from NYT bestselling author KJ Dell'Antonia, who reads what she loves and shares with gleeful abandon. PLUS: The first chapter of Playing the Witch Card, in your inbox!
Sarah Dinan
Real Writers Discuss Overcoming Obstacles
Sarah Dinan writes spicy paranormal romance and urban fantasy stories featuring alpha-protectors and the people who bring them to their knees. She's a martial artist, Turkish cuisine connoisseur, and critically acclaimed Celtic singer. She's also worked as a radio DJ, hair model, actress, belly dancer, teacher, and ropes course facilitator. When she's not penning tales about the art of surrender and the ownership of desire, Sarah can be found enjoying nature, encouraging creatives, making music, playing video games, and advocating for clean water. Sarah lives in Austin, Texas with her husband, son, and battle cello, Tilda. Visit her at SarahDinan.com and connect on socials @thesarahdinan.
Sue Dockstader
Real Writers Discuss Overcoming Obstacles
Born in England, Sue has worked in London and Hong Kong as a lawyer, writer, and editor, contributing to both print and online publications. After years of creating content for other people she has switched to sharing her own words. A work in progress revolves around a misunderstood dog and an underestimated woman teaming up to reclaim their identities. As she works through edits, she’s having fun sharing her reflections on life and coping with a newly retired husband on Medium. Sue has edited and published a series of children’s books written by her 89-year-old mother about an adventurous mouse called Henry. Learn more at adventuresofhenryfieldmouse.com.
Janet Forbes
Writing with Dyslexia: Surviving the "Superpower"
Janet Forbes is the founder and director of World Anvil, the worldbuilding platform, campaign manager, and novel writing software. She is a published fantasy author and tabletop RPG writer as well as a performing musician and classically trained soprano.
Bonus! World Anvil Account
Why not create a free World Anvil account to see how it might help you? It was created for all authors, but especially dyslexic and neurodivergent ones! :)
Joey Garcia
Putting Yourself Out There and Building Your Audience
Joey Garcia is a book editor and author platform coach. She helps writers get known while they’re writing a book, so when it’s published, there’s an audience waiting to read it. Joey’s clients have been interviewed by, or have bylines in, The Wall Street Journal, Smithsonian magazine, Ms. magazine, CNN, and The Tamron Hall Show, among others.
Joey is the author of When Your Heart Breaks, It’s Opening to Love and has been a featured relationship expert in HuffPost, USA Today, Deutsche Welle, KVIE public TV, Global Woman TV Sweden, Australia’s Ticker News and Slate’s Dear Prudence podcast. Her poetry, short stories, and essays have received awards and been published in Calyx, Mslexia, Hippocampus Creative Nonfiction magazine, Writer’s Digest, The Caribbean Writer, and Hypertext.
In 2017, Joey established the first-ever literary fellowship in Belize, her birthplace. A professional speaker, Joey has wowed audiences in the U.S., Sweden, and Albania.
Bonus! Newsletter Tips & an Author Bio Ebook
Get a tipsheet with ideas to improve your newsletter open rate plus a guide to crafting compelling author bios from Joey Garcia!
Tiffany Grimes
How to Overcome Writer’s Block (for Good)
Tiffany Grimes is a writer, book coach, and author web designer whose mission is to amplify marginalized voices through unflinching and inclusive book coaching and design.
Tiffany is the founder of Burgeon Design and Editorial and hosts “The Art of Self-Editing,” a free writing community, “Revision Alchemy,” an online editing course for fiction and memoir writers, and “The Burgeon Mastermind,” a six-month writing collective.
She earned her MFA from Hamline University, and her writing has been published in Meat for Tea: The Valley Review, Microfiction Monday Magazine, The Fiction Pool, Ruminate Magazine, Feels Blind Literary, and Herstry. She currently lives in Salem, OR with her cats.
Bonus! The Art of Self-Editing Community
Uplevel your writing with quarterly workshops, get access to community-only course discounts, and pack in writing time during virtual writing sessions.
Courtney Harrell
Real Writers Discuss Overcoming Obstacles
Courtney Harrell is an award-winning screenwriter, filmmaker, and author who writes Young Adult Sci-Fi, Adventure, and Horror stories. She's also a descendent of Edgar Allan Poe, at least that’s the family rumor. The central themes that run through her fiction are about discovering, trusting, and embracing your true self. You can find her stories at thedarkrainbow.com
Bonus! The Darkness Inside
Download The Darkness Inside, a free short story. The greatest vampires are not born. They are made.
Megan Haskell
Your Author Mission
USA Today bestselling mystery/thriller author Greta Boris writes murders that hit home. Award-winning fantasy author Megan Haskell pens tales of myth, magic, and mayhem.
Together, they are the Author Wheel, publishers of books, courses, and a podcast designed to help writers find strategies to keep their stories rolling. They believe there is no single correct way to produce, publish, or promote your books, only what works for you. Their three-step process—clarify, simplify, and implement—will reveal your unique path to publishing success.
Bonus! 7 Days to Author Clarity: Uncover Your Author Purpose
In this free week-long mini-course, we'll lead you through a series of questions designed to help you go deep and find your core motivation for writing so that you can craft a mission statement and tagline for your author brand.
Anne Hawley
Edit Your Way Out of a Writing Slump
Anne Hawley is a third-generation native Oregonian, a graduate of Portland State University. When she's not editing stories, she's writing them, reading them, researching them, or analyzing them on The Editor Roundtable Podcast. She specializes in helping writers discover the heart of the story they’re trying to tell so that they can tell it more beautifully. She can often be seen riding her Dutch bike Eleanor around Portland. She's the author of Restraint, a love story set in 19th Century London.
Bonus! Free Month in the Happily Ever Author Club
Join a monthly membership club for smart practical authors who want to finish their books and find their audience. Includes Story Path (dripped), weekly writing & editing group calls, weekly marketing group calls, two weekly group work sessions, monthly mindset group call, access to our writer community, workshops and masterclasses, plus many more resources!
Meg Hayertz
Unleash Your Writing: Using Tarot to Deepen the Creative Process
Meg Hayertz (she/her, they/them), author of Tarot for Beginners (Althea Press), believes creating is an act of listening. As the founder of Creative Momentum, she helps writers, artists, performers and academics unlock creative blocks, deepen their inspiration and finish their project. She holds an MFA in Writing and Consciousness from California Institute of Integral Studies. Her fiction has appeared in The Louisville Review and VoiceCatcher, among others. She is an alum of Lit Camp, and she has been interviewed in LitHub. Also, she believes in you.
Bonus! Creative Commitment One-Month Membership
We’d love to gift you a free month of the Creative Commitment membership. Nourishing, magickal group sessions support you to develop your current project, further heal your relationship with your creativity, and fill your writing practice with community, flow, and joy! There are four drop-in meetings per month.
Lindsey Trout Hughes
Untangling Workshop with the Lond Writers’ Salon
Lindsey Trout Hughes is a writer, editor, and theater maker. A former columnist for Catapult Magazine, her essays have also appeared in The Rumpus, Bright Wall/Dark Room, The Audacity, and elsewhere. She is Head of Programming at the London Writers’ Salon and Assistant Books Editor at Barrelhouse. Lindsey writes weekly essays about creativity and wonder at Fox in the Dark. She lives in New York City.
Bonus! Writers’ Hour
Join us at Writers' Hour. It's free and we run it four times a day.
Anne Janzer
The Creative Dichotomy: Balancing Your Inner Muse and Scribe
Anne Janzer is a nonfiction book coach and the author of multiple award-winning books on writing, including The Writer’s Process and Writing to Be Understood, and her newest, The Writer’s Voice. She is fascinated by the science and mystery of writing, and is always searching for clues to better communication.
Bonus! Muse Quiz
Take a quick quiz to see what kind of Muse (inner creative processes) you have, then receive suggestions for what to do with that insight!
Bill Kenower
Fearless Writing
William Kenower is the author of Fearless Writing: How to Create Boldly and Write With Confidence, and Write Within Yourself: An Author’s Companion, the editor-in-chief of Author magazine, and a sought-after speaker and teacher. In addition to his books he’s been published in The New York Times and Edible Seattle, and has been a featured blogger for the Huffington Post. His video interviews with hundreds of writers from Nora Ephron, to Amy Tan, to William Gibson are widely considered the best of their kind on the Internet. He also hosts the online radio program Author2Author where every week he and a different guest discuss the books we write and the lives we lead.
Bonus! Resources for Fearless Writers
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L. L. Kirchner
Unblocked: How to Tell a Different Story
L.L. Kirchner is an award-winning screenwriter and author of two memoirs including the forthcoming Blissful Thinking: A Memoir of Overcoming the Wellness Revolution (Motina Books, 9/26/23). A book critic, essayist and reporter, Kirchner was once simultaneously the religion editor for an LGBTQIA+ paper, dating columnist for an alt newsweekly, and bridal editor for a society rag. Her writing has appeared in Shondaland, The Rumpus, and The Washington Post among numerous others. She’s currently a guest host, appearing live on the Home Shopping Network, and runs the monthly storytelling show, True Stories.
Bonus! Unlock Your Story in Five Days Course
If you aren’t telling your story, who is? So much blocks us from telling our stories—vulnerability, trauma, fear—but it's the stories we don’t tell can rule our lives. Let's dig deep. Own those stories. And share them.
Jen Louden
Addressing Imposter Syndrome & More
Jen Louden wanted to be Harriet the Spy when she was eight, an enlightened master when she was twelve, and a brilliant comedy writer when she was twenty-two. She penned her first bestseller, The Woman’s Comfort Book in 1992. She’s the author of eight additional books including The Woman’s Retreat Book and Why Bother? She has coached writers since 2001 because she struggled so mightily to become a successful author. She’s currently writing a contemporary fantasy with a cli-fi angle.
Bonus! Five Ways to Start Your Nonfiction Book
What if writing your non-fiction book didn’t have to be such a big ding-dang-do? Start your book today when you download 5 Ways to Start your Non-Fiction Book.
Josh Mohr
Structuring Memoir to Elicit Emotion
Joshua Mohr is the author of the memoirs Model Citizen and Sirens, as well as five novels including Damascus, which The New York Times called "Beat-poet cool." He’s also written Fight Song and Some Things that Meant the World to Me, one of O Magazine’s Top 10 reads of 2009 and a San Francisco Chronicle best-seller, as well as Termite Parade, an Editors’ Choice in The New York Times. His novel All This Life won the Northern California Book Award. He has taught at the MFA program at the University of San Francisco and St. Mary’s College, and currently teaches at Stanford.
Laura Munson
Tortured Artist No More: Managing the Inherent Dangers and Essentials of Empathy
Laura Munson is the New York Times, USA Today, and international bestselling author of the novel Willa’s Grove and the memoir This Is Not The Story You Think It Is. She has been published in nine countries and has been featured in Vanity Fair, Elle, Redbook, Time, Newsweek, Washington Post, Publisher’s Weekly and published in the New York Times ‘Modern Love’ column, the New York Times Magazine ‘Lives’ column, O. Magazine, and many others.
Laura is the founder of the acclaimed Haven Writing Retreats, speaks at women’s conferences and literary events, and has appeared on Good Morning America, The Early Show, NPR, and media outlets across the globe. She lives in Montana.
Bonus! So Now What Journal Writing Practice
Did you used to write in a journal and have stopped? That's likely because you entered into old, habituated thought patterns that don't serve you. Maybe they once did, but quite likely, they no longer do. So you got sick of it. I've created a journal writing practice that will open up your mind to new thought patterns that do serve you! Let's use writing to shed old, unhelpful ways of thinking, so that you can shed the past and move forward in your writing and your life.
Gabriela Pereira
Mental Health & Neurodivergence
Gabriela Pereira is an author, speaker, and self-proclaimed word nerd who wants to challenge the status quo of higher education. Her mission is to empower writers to apply an entrepreneurial mindset to their professional growth.
Gabriela earned her MFA from The New School, in New York. While undercover as a graduate student, she learned the inside scoop on MFA programs, invented a slew of writing tools all her own, and developed a new, more effective way for writers to learn their craft. Now she shares what she discovered and helps writers around the world get the “knowledge without the college.”
She has taught several writing courses in New York City at organizations like: 826NYC, Everybody Wins, EHTP, and even at a local writing workshop she built from the ground up. While Gabriela now teaches exclusively via DIY MFA, she continues to lead workshops at national and international writing conferences. She also gives keynotes on college campuses, and offers training programs on creativity in the workplace.
Gabriela lives in NYC with Lawyer-Hubby, Little Man, Lady Bug, and Office Cat.
Bonus! The DIY MFA Starter Kit
This mini-course delivered via email gives you resources so you can jumpstart your personalized program.
Rachelle Ramirez
Writing With ADHD: The Tools, Not Rules, Approach
Rachelle is a developmental editor, master's level counselor, certified ADHD coach, one of the world’s foremost experts on Story Types, and co-host of The Happily Ever Author Club and the Write Anyway Summit. She co-wrote The Pages and Platforms Guide to Story and numerous online masterclasses for writers with fellow developmental editor, Anne Hawley. Rachelle's forthcoming book is The ADHD Writer: From Frustrated to Focused to Finished. Learn more about Rachelle and her developmental editing services at rachelleramirez.com.
Bonus! Free Month in the Happily Ever Author Club
Join a monthly membership club for smart practical authors who want to finish their books and find their audience. Includes Story Path (dripped), weekly writing & editing group calls, weekly marketing group calls, two weekly group work sessions, monthly mindset group call, access to our writer community, workshops and masterclasses, plus many more resources!
Jamie Rose
Tools for Overcoming Procrastination
Jamie Rose enjoyed a five-decade career as an actor before becoming a full-time coach and writer. A protégé of Dr. Phil Stutz — the brilliant psychiatrist and subject of the NetFlix documentary Stutz, directed by Jonah Hill — she collaborates with Dr. Stutz on workshops and webinars as well as maintaining a thriving private coaching practice based on his work.
Her essays and articles have been published in magazines such as Coast, Actors Ink, and HuffPost, and she is the author of Shut Up and Dance! The Joy of Letting Go of the Lead, a “dance of life” memoir/self-help book exploring the relationship of masculine and feminine archetypes as embodied in the Argentine tango.
She’s currently working on a new book, Facing Madame X: How to Vanquish Negativity, Activate your Feminine Power, and Become Unstoppable, that will be released by Arcade Publishing in Fall 2024.
Bonus! Secret Content
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Venchele Saint Dic
Identifying Core Values & Branding in Our Writing
Venchele Saint Dic is the author of “Journey to Redemption and Faith” in the Amazon bestselling book Passport to Self-Discovery Volume 2. Venchele is an experienced writer, editor and native French speaker with a cognate education in public health. Her focus is to improve accessibility to health services while supporting education, economic empowerment and counseling as critical building blocks which empower families to survive and thrive through life changing events.
Bonus! Pathway Coach Writing Workbook
This is a workbook businesses and aspiring writers can utilize to brainstorm ideas and organize their thoughts on a monthly basis.
Nancy Stohlman
From Burnout to Breakthrough: Get Your Creativity Back on Track
Nancy Stohlman is the author of six books including After the Rapture, Madam Velvet’s Cabaret of Oddities, The Vixen Scream and Other Bible Stories, The Monster Opera, Searching for Suzi: a flash novel, and Going Short: An Invitation to Flash Fiction, winner of the 2021 Reader Views Gold Award and re-released as an audiobook. Her work has been anthologized widely, appearing in the Norton anthology New Micro: Exceptionally Short Fiction and The Best Small Fictions 2019, as well as adapted for both stage and screen. She is a creative coach and a professor at the University of Colorado Boulder and holds workshops and writing retreats around the world.
Bonus! From Burnout to Breakthrough: A Five-Day Creative Recovery Series
For five days we will examine burnout from every angle — and make sustainable changes. Five days of small but powerful action steps to overcome creative burnout from the bottom up. So you can do the work you were meant to do.
Matt Trinetti
The Writers’ Hour
Parul Bavishi and Matt Trinetti are the co-founders of the London Writers' Salon, creators of the webby-nominated Writers' Hour daily writing sessions, and hosts of the London Writers' Salon podcast.
Bonus! Writers’ Hour
Join us at Writers' Hour. It's free and we run it four times a day.
Brooke Warner
An Exploration of Your Publishing Options Because Publishing Your Book Can Feel Scary Too!
Brooke Warner is publisher of She Writes Press and SparkPress, president of Warner Coaching Inc., and author of Write On, Sisters!, Green-light Your Book, What's Your Book?, and three books on memoir. Brooke is a TEDx speaker, weekly podcaster (of “Write-minded” with co-host Grant Faulkner of NaNoWriMo), and the former executive editor of Seal Press. She writes a regular column for Publishers Weekly.
Allison K Williams
This Is the Year You’ll Finish Your Book
The author of Seven Drafts: Self-Edit Like a Pro from Blank Page to Book, Allison has edited and coached writers to deals with Big Five and independent presses, including NYT and USAToday bestsellers. She’s guided essayists to publication in the New Yorker, Time, the Guardian, the New York Times , McSweeney’s and TED Talks. As social media editor for Brevity, she inspires thousands of writers with blogs on craft and the writing life.
Allison has written for NPR, CBC-Canada, the New York Times and McSweeney’s among others. A former circus performer, she has eaten fire in 29 countries.
Bonus! This Is the Year You’ll Finish Your Book Workbook & Slides
Click here to claim your bonus workbook & slides for This Is the Year You'll Finish Your Book, with exercises for goal-setting and project-planning. Have fun exploring, and find your mission!