Outlining a book is my favorite step of the writing process. Talking to clients about manuscript organization encourages out-of-the-box thinking, which manifests some of the best book ideas. After several of these in-depth discussions, I craft a holistic outline detailing chapter placement and key points to ensure the final manuscript contains all necessary information.

Writing is personal. I know how critical it is to find a creative partner who will put in the hours to understand your story. That’s why I follow a streamlined process for adopting your voice, creating your outline, and developing a manuscript ready for publication. As I say to all of my clients: I refuse to publish anything you’re not 110% proud of.

Do you ever feel super smart for catching a typo in a book? Well, that’s what I do . . . all day long. Specializing in nonfiction, I edit and provide creative feedback on manuscripts and other works, revising diction, syntax, and content organization for multimillion-dollar clients. Speaking as an Oxford comma enthusiast, editing isn’t a chore—it’s a lifestyle.