Who wants to find their writing life in November?


THERE'S STILL TIME!!!

Hi Reader,

I just wanted to pop in REALLY quick to let you know there's still time to join the Level Up Your Writing Life challenge happening this November (that's in like 5 days, can you believe it?)

You can still join at the Show Up level for $10 any time between now and November 3rd.

You can also still join at the Wild Out level for $42, but you'll need to get busy and send me your report for review before November 1st.

What say you? Are you with me to make your writing habit finally stick for realsies?

​Let's go!​

Claire💛

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Still time to join the Level Up Challenge!

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Finishing up Odds & Beginnings so I can start working on Book 3 this November during the Level Up Your Writing Life Challenge!​

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I'm Claire! Award-winning horror author, project manager, sourdough maven, amazing wife and dog mom, and your future creative mentor!

I help fiction writers ditch the rules, fall in love with writing again, and finally finish their damn (good!) stories!

As an Author Accelerator certified fiction book coach I know what it takes to write a great novel. As a Writing from the Top of Your Head certified facilitator I know how to make it fun.

Ready to finish your book?

​Heck yeah! Let's do this thang!​

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Write and finish your damn (good) book!

Hi! I'm Claire! An enthusiastic and imaginative book coach who uses way too many exclamation points, talks too much about my beloved pittie mix, Kira, and is fueled by inspiring and motivating fellow writers! I'm an Author Accelerator certified book coach and Writing From the Top of Your Head certified facilitator. From first spark to final page, I help fiction writers ditch the rules, fall back in love with writing, and finally finish their damn (good) stories! Sign up for mini-book coaching in your inbox, subscriber only specials, and general shenanigans.

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