Ready to finish your novel?

All the resources, support, and accountability you need to go from idea to first draft.

Writing a book is not easy.

Having an idea makes it seem that way, doesn’t it? And then suddenly, you’re staring at the road to 90,000 words wondering how on earth you’ll ever get there.

Don’t panic. Whether you’re facing the blank page or are 50,000 words into an epic novel and lost in the weeds… I’ve got you.

Start with something free

first draft resources

A simple Google doc that lays out how to go from nothing to novel, week by week. Choose from three options: one for plotters, one for pantsers, and one for those mid-draft.

The guide that helps you fall back in love with your draft. Get unstuck and jump back into the writing by following five simple steps.

Choose from podcasts, books, videos, and tools. Get my favourite recommendations to help you as you finish your first draft.

Get some feedback

The Right Track Review

Am I wasting my time? Is my writing any good? Does the idea make sense? Would anyone read it?

I get these questions all the time! It’s why I made the Right Track Review.

Get an affordable assessment of your work so far, learn what’s working, what’s not, and how you can improve.

Includes:

  • Full edit letter covering structure, character, pacing, voice, strengths and areas to improve

  • Tailored resources and recommendations so you can get started right away

  • Delivered within two weeks

  • No need to apply, just tap to purchase!

  • Option to add on a 45-minute call to talk through your feedback (£95).

Mini

£149

Up to 10,000 words

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Max

£649

Up to 100,000 words

Midi

£330

Up to 50,000 words

Get ongoing support

1:1 Coaching

Struggle to hold yourself accountable? Wish someone could give you regular feedback on your work?

That’s what coaching is all about.

Tailored carefully to your needs, we make sure that every single month you get the resources, accountability, and feedback you need to get your draft over the finish line.

Includes:

  • A choice of one (standard) or two (VIP) hour-long coaching sessions each month, tailored to your needs. These can be talking through feedback, laying out plans, or teaching you specific techniques.

  • Feedback on up to 7,500 words (standard) or 10,000 (VIP) words per month.

  • Email communication whenever you need it to talk through problems and stay accountable.

Book a call to see if we’re a good fit.

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VIP

£450

per month

Standard

£250

per month

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Meet your partner

Hi, I’m Becky

I’ve been writing since the start of my career across journalism, fiction, and marketing. I spent years learning everything I could about writing a novel, completing my MA in Creative Writing, as well as the Faber Academy course and Curtis Brown Academy course.

After pitching my fantasy adventure to agents, I recieved 13 full manuscript requests and three offers of representation. My agent then went on to get me a three-book deal with Hachette Children’s Group—a dream publisher!

Now, I’m working on my sixth novel and helping writers like you finish your drafts and hopefully get them published.

  • “Rebecca's feedback has been tremendously helpful in enabling me to flesh out characters, build richer storylines, and most importantly, giving me the confidence to continue writing. She's a joy to work with and I cannot wait to continue working with her!”

    ★★★★★

    Tania, Future Bestselling Writer

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The Blank Page to Bookshelf Guide is everything you need to write a book, in the order you need it. Discover every resource, video, podcast and book I'd recommend, as well as when to use them, and a full breakdown of how to write a book and become a better writer.


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