Ready to hijack reader emotions so they feel all the feels?
Readers want to connect.
Let's make sure you're giving them emotions to connect with.
Click below to get your marketing checklist.
Ready to hijack reader emotions so they feel all the feels?
Readers want to connect.
Let's make sure you're giving them emotions to connect with.
Click below to get your marketing checklist.
Evoking emotions in your readers is the most powerful skill you can develop as a writer.
When you sign up, I’ll take a hard look at your scene, identify what’s working, and give you simple tweaks to make sure readers are getting all the feels.
Jocelyn coached me on a manuscript revision and I can honestly say that her feedback was the best I've received.
Jocelyn coached me on a manuscript revision and I can honestly say that her feedback was the best I've received. She has a keen eye for details and a sixth sense about what will deepen a character and make them more emotionally impactful.
- MATTHEW JACKSON
Someone’s told you, “Love the story, love the writing, can’t connect with the character.”
You’ve rewritten your entire novel to change the POV from the first person to third.
(Clue: If readers aren’t connecting, it doesn’t matter what POV you write in.)
You are ready for actionable feedback to help you get the emotional response from readers that will keep them reading, raving, reviewing, and recommending your novel.
Sign up with your name and email address.
Submit your finished exercise #4 Strong Words from my presentation at the Women in Publishing Summit on hijacking reader emotions.
(No more than 250 words, please).
Continue on with your normal life for 5-7 business days while I work my magic.
A review with questions and suggestions to help you hijack reader emotions.
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