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The Emotion-Gesture Planner$37.00Add to cart
A conversion workbook. Left column: the emotion word you used. Right column: the gesture underneath. Permanent reference table at the back.
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The Evidence Journal — 60 Days$37.00Add to cart
One job — collect proof you’re the real thing. Daily one-line wins. Weekly tiny reframe pages. Day 30 is undeniable.
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The Final Push Planner — 14 Days To The End$37.00Add to cart
Two-week sprint planner for the writer almost done. Daily target. Ending choices laid out. The “you can finish this week” page.
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The Horace Diagnostic Planner$37.00Add to cart
Every antagonist gets a page. Three Wants. The wound. The line they cross. The moment the reader almost agrees with them.
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The Just-Make-It Planner$47.00Add to cart
For the aesthetic paralyzed. A planner that demands one ugly thing a day. By Day 30, you’ve made thirty. One of them is good.
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The Kill List Planner — A Loving Graveyard For Darlings$37.00Add to cart
Where cut lines go to be remembered. Every cut you make gets logged with a one-line eulogy. Now you can let it go.
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The Last Pass Planner$37.00Add to cart
Four passes and you’re out. Structural. Scene. Line. Final. Each pass has a page. The fifth pass doesn’t exist.
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The Overwriting Diet Planner$37.00Add to cart
A trim-pass planner. Each spread holds a paragraph and asks “what’s the word doing here?” By the end, your draft is 15% leaner.
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The Pacing Surgeon Planner$37.00Add to cart
A planner that maps the drag. Scene tempo column, tension graph, “where the reader walks away” check. Tightens without bleeding the story dry.
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The Pick One Planner$37.00Add to cart
Forty pages designed to make you choose. Idea triage grids, opportunity-cost worksheets, the “you can come back to the others” page.
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The Pick One Planner — 60 Days On The Project You Already Started$37.00Add to cart
For the multi-starter. Sixty days, one project, no swerving. The planner enforces the commitment.
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The Plot Architecture Planner$37.00Add to cart
Beat sheet on one page, blank scene grid on the other. Plotter-friendly without being pantser-hostile. Bring the discovery, leave with the architecture.
