My vision is to give writers equal access to the best of what top authors already figured out, a unique writing system to master story structure and write a book readers will love.
But what really breaks my heart is how many writers start then abandon their dreams. They feel overwhelmed. The creation of a novel takes time and effort to research, write, and edit.
When you think about managing all the moving parts of a full-length novel, doesn’t that sound like a multi-phase project?
I won’t pretend to be a best-selling author. I don’t have dozens of high-ranking books. So far, no one has purchased the film adaptation rights to one of my stories.
Instead, I use decades of project experience to:
- Research what bestselling authors have already figured out.
- Turn that time-tested expertise into an actionable writing plan.
- Share that know-how with busy people who want to write a book.
Think of it this way:
I break down complex topics like story structure, characters, plot, and theme into actionable tasks to help you fulfill your writing goals. When linked together with worksheet prompts, they form a unique writing system.
The Trellis Method: A Unique Writing System
After years of searching for the best of what top writers already figured out, I turned my research notes into a book.
The bundle includes the workbooks and worksheets that form the unique writing system.
On a Personal Note
Some might wonder why I share what I discover.
For me, it’s a way of repaying all those who helped me during my career. A long time ago, I vowed to discover and share the unwritten rules of success. I soon discovered they were principles, not rules.
During this season in my life, I’m inspired by God to continue fulfilling that vow by helping you attain your writing goals.
The Power of Stories
What’s the best thing about the future?
Fortunately, it comes one choice at a time. Better yet, informed decisions foreshadow probable outcomes.
Books have the power to influence choices made at life’s crossroads.
- Top-quality fiction entertains, informs, and inspires.
- Through stories, readers learn the likely results of their choices.
- Those informed choices can help them transform their lives and avoid negative consequences.
The story you write has the power to shape the lives of young and old.