This month has been very exciting!

3 writers I've mentored have had personal essays published in large publications.

What did they do right?

✔They worked hard on their writing.

✔They asked questions.

And then they took a deep breath, followed my (free) pitching guide and sent an email.

It's scary doing that--I know!

Pitching is only one way to publish your work as a writer.

It certainly isn't necessary for everyone.

But...

if you want to:

then you need to learn to pitch ideas to editors.

Did you know you can work with me one-on-one?

At the end of November I'll be offering a couple of 2-week spots for writers wanting to learn to pitch their work.

We'll work together for 14 days

Researching places to pitch.
Learning how to analyze style, tone, and fit so you increase your chances of acceptance.
Building pitching muscles by actually sending out emails to editors!

Once you have these skills, you'll be set up for the rest of your writing career.

I was recently offered a regular writing gig for a large Australian magazine. How did I get that? It started with pitching an idea to an editor.

Keen? Reserve your spot for $199USD.

(You can earn $200 or more selling a single story!)

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I was where you are a couple of years ago.