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The Plot Hole Diagnostic Planner$37.00Add to cart
A repair-focused planner. Hole-finder grid, fix-choice matrix, “is this really a hole or a feature” check. 20 pages of structured repair.
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The Polite Protagonist Repair Planner$37.00Add to cart
A planner that makes you give your hero teeth. Scene-by-scene friction prompts, the “what would they refuse” page.
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The Read-Aloud Planner (Catch It With Your Ears)$37.00Add to cart
A planner organized around scenes you read aloud. Each spread has the line, the diagnosis, the rewrite, the “did I catch myself” check.
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The Saggy Middle Repair Planner — 30 Days$37.00Add to cart
Thirty days through Act 2. Daily scene prompt. Weekly load-bearing-beat check. The Reset Week built in for the 35%-mark crash.
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The Sentence Budget Planner$37.00Add to cart
A planner that caps how many rewrites a sentence gets before it moves on. Three strikes and it’s done. The page enforces it.
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The Spiral Interrupt Planner$37.00Add to cart
A comparison first-aid planner. When the spiral starts, flip to today’s page. Three sentences. One reframe. Move on.
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The Stolen Hours Planner$37.00Add to cart
A schedule for the already-busy. Map your hidden writing pockets — lunch, soccer practice, the bathtub. Then guard them.
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The Story Re-Whisperer Planner$37.00Add to cart
A mid-draft CPR planner. Last-line prompts, scene-recovery checklists, the “what does the character want right now” page.
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The Submission Pipeline Planner$37.00Add to cart
From drawer to submitted. Tracks where each piece is, what’s next, when to follow up. Removes “but I’m not ready” as a valid excuse.
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The Subtext Pass Planner$37.00Add to cart
A scene-by-scene revision layer. Subtext column. Withholding column. “What they don’t say” column. Treats every scene like a transcript.
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The Ten-Word Day Planner — 90 Days$37.00Add to cart
Ten words a day minimum. Single line of evidence. Designed by someone who watched a hundred writers quit because their daily target was insane.
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The Unparking Planner — 30 Days$37.00Add to cart
Daily one-page spread to get a frozen writer moving. Pre-draft prompt, five-word warmup, single line of evidence.
