Are you an avid reader?
As a reader, do you see other directions the story might take?
Do you often come up with story ideas?
Do you image your own unique characters who want their story told?
Have you dreamed of writing your own stories?
If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, you might be an aspiring writer.
This page is designed for you!
Whether you want some individualized help, looking for tips for the aspiring writer, or want to check out online fiction writing workshops, you're in the right place.
As a fiction writer, I have a gift for coming up with innovative story ideas that capture readers' imaginations. My rich imagination allows me to conjure up fascinating characters and vivid fantasy worlds. I adeptly craft intricate plots full of unexpected twists to keep readers hooked.
As a reader of fiction, maybe you have dreams of creating your own stories. Need help in getting started? Have a story idea but not sure what to do next? I can help!
I love brainstorming, especially with aspiring writers.
Many writers either do some planning before writing the draft or jump right in once they have an idea and begin drafting. Some writers fall some place between these two types of writers.
What appeals to you?
One advantage of planning at some level is that writer's block is less likely to happen.
An advantage of free writing, often called discovery writing, is that this method helps to unlock more of your creativity.
Check out this video to explore your options.
Many creative writers struggle with generating and developing interesting fiction story ideas before using my proven brainstorming techniques. Mind mapping is a great way to brainstorm with others or by yourself.
You can access my workshop content (in PDF form) to help you brainstorm your story ideas.
Work at your own pace as you explore the concepts presented over four (4) weeks through eight (8) lessons. Exercises included.
NOTE: This purchase is for the workshop contents only, presented at a discount price as no instructor feedback is included.
If you would rather be part of a workshop and receive feedback from me, check out the schedule of workshop offerings coming April 2025.
