Introducing Writer's Ed
Write, publish, and produce your first (or next!) book without overwhelm, anxiety, or costly mistakes. Introducing Writer’s Ed — Guidance, Support, and Community for determined nonfiction authors.
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If you’re an entrepreneur, activist, coach, or consultant, you already know you need a book. You can’t amplify your message and change lives without one. Moreover, if you’re here, I’m guessing you’ve already envisioned holding your own written words in your hands, adding it to your resumes and pitches, and getting that prime speaking gig. (Be warned: If you’re writing a book solely to make money, this group isn’t for you.)
Although your desire and need for a book are both crystal clear, the path to producing, publishing, and promoting one is anything but. In fact, most people just like you never bridge the gap between want to write and publishing.
Not anymore. Now you have Writer’s Ed.
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Hi, I’m Alexandra Uth of Loomis and Lyman. I’ve been a professional editor and book advisor for over 30 years and I’ve spent the last few years listening to what nonfiction writers truly want.
They want guidance — someone to help them navigate their publishing path.
They want community — writing is a lonely task.
They want support — a group where they can ask questions, test ideas, and celebrate accomplishments.
Writer’s Ed is the only community of its kind that specifically addresses these needs — and all for only $1 a day.
"I was going at it alone, with no one to bounce ideas off of and give me feedback and constructive suggestions. I have asked some friends for their thoughts, but they only offered positive encouragement, which is nice, but not the objective feedback I need."
— Ann Murdoch, Public Speaker
Ann ran into a problem most writers face: They're going it alone. When they do reach out, it's usually to friends who are well-intentioned but don't have publishing experience or expertise. She needed GCS.
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While most travelers have GPS to guide them, in Writer’s Ed you’ll have GCS: guidance, community, support.
Guidance provided by me and my decades of experience in publishing and by fellow members who have traveled before you.
Community to celebrate, commiserate, and collaborate.
Support from me and from the community to make your way easier.
How is Writer's Ed Different?
Unlike other communities, Writer’s Ed is intentionally intimate (read: small). You will be seen and heard.
Content is crafted to meet members’ needs. Rather than blindly attack task after task, you’re invited to take an active role and ask for precisely what you need.
Writer’s Ed is guided by me, — my friends call me Alex — a person whose mission is to help and encourage authors, not smother them. Are my professional services available to members? Yes. Are you expected or required to hire me in a high-ticket capacity? No.
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Spend a Dollar a Day on Your Dreams
Alexandra knows her way around a manuscript, and she has the experience working with authors to navigate the emotional aspects of writing . . . Her strongest skill is that she listens and takes time to understand before offering anything. Then she helps map put a clear way forward, or offers actionable suggestions. . . . I have always considered myself a writer; now I see myself as an author.
— Ann Murdoch, Public Speaker
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Like Ann, you too can go from being a writer to being an author and Writer's Ed is here to help.
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How much is a spot in this amazing community? Only $30 a month.
That dollar a day provides you with a steady stream of:
Monthly office hours where you’ll receive the exact kind of feedback you want from me and your writing fellows.
Inspiration, collaboration, guidance, and accountability in our private Facebook community.
Resources, resources, and more resources to make the publishing process less intimidating! These could include introductions to vetted professionals, step-by-step roadmaps, and an ever-growing library of tips, tools, and techniques.
Plus . . . well, that’s up to you! As a member, you’ll have a say in new features and perks.
To Summarize
Join Writer’s Ed today to make the publishing process invigorating — not intimidating!
Monthly Office Hours
Private Facebook Community
Resources, Resources, Resources!
Only $30 a month. $1 a day. Want in? Book a free, 30 minute consultation here. We'll chat about your writing goals and find out if Writer's Ed is right for you. No hidden fees or agendas. Guilt-free cancellation.
I can’t guarantee sales. I can’t guarantee you’ll find an agent. I can and will guarantee that if you show up in the group, use the resources, and ask for the support you need, you’ll go from being a writer to being an author and an authority.
Moreover, you’ll have fun along the way and end up with a book you’ll be proud (and prepared) to promote.
If you’re tenacious, dedicated, ambitious, and helpable, Writer’s Ed is specifically designed for you. For less than the price of a scratch-off lottery ticket, it’s a sure winner.
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Alexandra Uth