You Should Write a Book. Okay, I’ll Help.
Just you and me.
Talking it through.
Finding a path forward.
You started a book. A passion. An idea scribbled on a napkin in 2019. Then it stopped.
What happened? Is it any good? Should I keep going? How do I get back into it?
Been there.
I finished a draft of a novel and felt great. Then the notes came back. Then the doubts. It’s no good. I’m no good. I don’t know what I’m doing. I didn’t touch it for days, weeks, months. I cleaned. I scrolled. I stared at the wall. I started and stopped other projects, too. What got me back in the chair wasn’t willpower. It was a handful of tricks I now use every time I land in a rut.
I had great teachers.
I worked for Carrie Fisher.
I was a journalist and won two Emmy Awards.
I read and studied and asked questions.
I wrote my debut novel, A Star Is Bored, which The New York Times Book Review called “wildly funny.” Then I did it again with Big Gay Wedding.
The goods.
- One hour, just us, on Zoom (no audience, no judgment)
- We figure out what’s actually got you stuck (it’s usually not what you think)
- My hacks, matched to you and your project
- You leave with a real next step
- Plus my newest Byronbook, You Butt Chair Now Go Create, only for 1:1 clients
What people say.
“Wow - thank you! It was incredibly insightful, and honestly, I took away more in that hour than I have from ALL of the ‘How To’ writing books I’ve read over the years.”—Michelle Heckman, attendee, Byron’s writing workshop at the Santa Barbara Literary Festival
“Equal parts brilliant writing mentor and supportive friend. Byron offers an exceptional, resource-rich starting point for any writer looking to level up.”—Eduardo Santiago, Director of Member Engagement, Palm Springs Writers Guild
