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Writing Guidepost Coaching Session

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This offer is intended for those who want to deeply explore the framework presented in the “Finding Guideposts for Your Writing” talk as part of the February 2025 Write Your Own Way summit. I’m offering a 45-minute one-on-one session for you to discuss your writing guideposts, “talk out” your answers to the workbook questions, and ask any questions you have.

If you have purchased an All Access Pass for the summit, this session is free as a gift to you, as long as you reach out by February 4, 2026. Note that this is not an official perk on the summit website, but rather one I’m offering independently to those who have engaged enough to come across this offer.

If you do not have an All Access Pass, you can ignore the instructions below and sign up here.

I only have so many coaching slots available per month, so I do want to make sure these free sessions go to those who have actually watched the talk and thought about how the framework applies to their own writing career. To claim your free session, please email the following two things to hello ***at*** ahthesea.com using the subject “WYOW All Access Coaching Session Bonus:”

1. The coupon code for the free Ah – the Sea Guideposts Discussion group, found among your All Access Pass bonuses. Alternately, you can send me your All Access Pass receipt (I just need to see your email address in the receipt and confirmation that you obtained the All Access Pass).

2. At least part of your completed workbook. No need to send the whole thing if there’s information you want to keep private.

I’ll then reach out with my calendar link so you can schedule your session.

Important to Know: Please do take a look at my bio and/or my LinkedIn profile to make sure you think talking to me would be helpful. While I have taught general creative writing courses that included short stories and creative non-fiction essays, my writing expertise lies in poetry, specifically experimental poetry. While I can discuss rhyme and meter, I myself do not regularly write rhyming or otherwise formal poetry. I’m especially unfamiliar with genre fiction. My editorial experience was primarily in the field of education, working for a development house that produced textbook ancillaries, and later for a small academic press that produced course adoption books for schools of education. Both organizations were profit-driven and gave me a broad introduction to the realities and procedures of publishing, but neither had much to do with publishing fiction or poetry. But if you have considered those caveats and still would like to have a conversation…please do reach out!