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Kill The Darlings (Then Frame Them)$197.00Add to cart
Five modules on cutting without losing yourself. The decision matrix. The grief honor. The Graveyard file system.
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Middle Without The Sag$247.00Add to cart
Six modules on the saggy middle. Why it happens, how to spot it in your own draft, and the repair sequence I use on my own.
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Pacing That Doesn’t Sag$197.00Add to cart
Five modules on scene-level surgery for speed. The chapter break math. The “is this scene earning its place” test.
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Page One Doesn’t Have To Be Good$197.00Add to cart
Five modules on the freeze. Why your brain confuses starting with committing. The first-draft go-ahead protocol.
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Plot Hole Repair School$197.00Add to cart
Five modules on plot-hole mechanics. The three kinds. The fix matrix. The “do I need to rewrite or just plant one line” question.
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Post-Draft Therapy (What To Do The Day After)$197.00Add to cart
Five modules for the writer who finished and is spiraling. How to rest. When to re-read. The rewrite-readiness diagnostic.
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Protagonist With Friction$197.00Add to cart
Five modules on building a hero who pushes back. Why “likeable” is a trap. How to give a protagonist the dignity of resistance.
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Rejection Math$197.00Add to cart
Five modules on the statistics, the spreadsheet, and the mantras. Why tracking rejections shrinks them. Why a 95% no-rate is healthy.
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Resistance Repair (Why Writing Feels Heavy)$247.00Add to cart
Six modules on the deeper avoidance — perfectionism, shame, identity stakes. The course for when “discipline tips” stopped working a long time ago.
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Show, Tell, Calibrate (The Voice Mechanic)$247.00Add to cart
Six modules on calibration. When to slow down. When to summarize. When to layer both. Includes 30 annotated passages.
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Soft Discipline (For The Tired Writer)$247.00Add to cart
Six modules on sustainable practice for the burned-out, the caregiving, the chronically ill, the just-plain-exhausted. No hustle culture. Real systems.
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Stop Editing The Sentence You Just Wrote$197.00Add to cart
Five modules on drafting discipline. How to keep the editor-brain in its lane. The internal “move on” protocol made teachable.
