This is going to be a short and sweet post today, because I just wanted to share the project I’ve been working on for the past six months . . . my new website for LitSet Books!
I’m congregating the book editing, coaching, and writing courses that I used to host on my personal site to this new space. I’ll still be tweaking the site because how do I stop?
My son recently asked me, what’s the name of those books you wrote, The Day I Caught on Fire (aka The Way You Burn) and The Boy Who Cried Moon? (aka The Moon, Her Crown). So I may need to add a book retitling offering as well, led by my five-year-old.
The other big bit of news? I have a new spring course offering! A six week sprint to your book’s climax. Here’s everything you need to know:
Wednesdays 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. ET
May 13-June 17
This course is for those who need a clear path forward, steady accountability, and the structure to carry your story from the middle to a confident ending.
Sprint to the Climax is our focused six-week writing container for novelists who are past the midpoint and ready to finish their draft. This program combines light-touch craft guidance with consistent accountability, so you don’t just keep working—you keep moving. By the end of the six weeks, you won’t be wondering how to finish your novel.
You’ll have the roadmap, rhythm, and confidence to carry your story to The End.
What’s Included:
Weekly live sessions designed to sustain momentum and keep your draft moving forward.
Short, targeted craft guidance focused on the final act, climax, and resolution.
Dedicated writing and planning time during each session to make real progress.
Structured accountability to help you maintain consistency between classes.
A personalized completion blueprint outlining your next steps toward a finished draft.
Supportive community of writers working toward the same goal: finishing.
Perfect for you if:
You understand the midpoint of your novel and want help finishing the second half.
You’ve built momentum but worry about losing it without structure.
You feel uncertain about how to approach the climax or final act.
You want steady accountability and support.
You’re ready to move from “working on your book” to finishing your draft.
Next week, The Litset will return to it’s regular programming!
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