Along with her notes, she also provides lots of helpful exercises that you can add to your writer's toolkit, which you can use for all future projects. She has helped me flesh out the emotional spine of my YA horror project, and in doing so, helps the story feel both specific and universal.”

Sabina Y. Wong is an author of all things speculative. Find her on Twitter and Instagram at @SabinaYWong and read her works on https://linktr.ee/SabinaYWong

During our brainstorming session her questions helped me to zero in on my protagonist's arc and understand the implications within individual scenes. As a fellow writer she knows the angst of revision and can suggest techniques and tools that work for her. Most importantly she shared with me what was working and where I could improve to transform the story that is in my head onto the page."

D.C. Huffman , YA SF writer

With her help, a clear narrative began to emerge from a story idea I’d attempted multiple drafts of. We started working on my overall vision for the story and then worked on the story's main outline and world. I was finally able to develop the ideas I’d had in my brain and flesh them out into a fully developed novel.

I’ve used the tips Sam helped me develop for future story projects as well and it’s helped me with writing short story pieces and even screenplays.”

Nnenna Onwukwe, Young adult fantasy and screenplay

She supported me with ongoing comments and edits that enabled me to transform my manuscript and position it for submission. Sam’s strengths are analyzing story structure, ensuring continuity, character development, line edits and her supportive, direct, communication style. Her work was timely and diligent. She stays current in the marketplace and provided me with important guidance around querying and agent selection.”

Rosamond Rice, YA Mystery Writer

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