Your stories make a difference.

Your hard-won lessons, your wins and your losses, the skills you’ve learned for survival, thriving, and doing good in the world.

You know it matters, because people tell you it does. You connect with them, you help them. Some of them say you should write a book.

Maybe you should.

But… maybe you’re not a writer.

Maybe you don’t know where to start or how to put it all together.

Maybe you’re not sure if your book can actually help anyone.

Dozens of authors like you had the same concerns before they began. And now, their books are out in the world doing the good they hoped for… forever.

Could it be time for your book to be born, too?

I can help you answer that question, and many more, free and with no obligation.

Maya Angelou addresses a crowd with an impassioned expression on her face. Photo copyright John Matthew Smith, 2001. Shared under Creative Commons license

“If you’re going to live, leave behind a legacy. Make an impact on the world that can never be erased.”

Maya Angelou

With my help, these authors secured their legacy by writing a book to be proud of.

  • A book cover with the title "Bonnie Bodacious" at the top, an artist's image of a woman with red hair and lips, and a peacock feather fan behind her, the words "From the Courtroom to the Cabaret" below, and the author's name, Shannon Varner Alexander

    Bonnie Bodacious by Shannon Varner Alexander

    Shannon’s mother always wanted to write a book, but she died too soon. Shannon wasn’t going to let that happen to her, but she didn’t know where to begin.

    She not only began, she made it all the way. You can order her book here.

  • A book cover features a photo of the author surfing a wave on a wakeboard. The title of the book is Life. Lived. Well. and it is by Jeremy Zoch.

    Life. Lived. Well. by Jeremy Zoch

    Jeremy was living a full life as a husband, father, and CEO of a hospital system in California. He helped the people around him every day by sharing stories, advice, and insights. But a book? He wasn’t sure he had it in him.

    He did. You can buy it here.

  • Book cover shows a red tie hung on a tree branch and a man on a beach in swim trunks. There is a large ship coming toward the man.

    Do Something Scary by H.A. Thompson

    A popular radio host, the founder and owner of Charlotte’s largest charter bus company: H.A.’s big personality and cheerful well of wisdom is an awful lot to get into a single book. Could he do it?

    Maybe it’s not ALL the personality, but he sure captured most of it. You can buy that book here.

  • Remembering Our Way Home by Fen Druadìn

    I practice what I teach. I used my own process to write and publish this memoir, a gift to those who need its gentle and inspiring encouragement to remember, no matter where we come from, how powerful and connected we actually are.

    My local bookstore loved it, bought it, sold out of it, bought more, sold out, and bought more. You can get your copy here.

“Without Fen, I would have hit ‘control-alt-delete’ at least a few times!”

Jeremy Zoch, CEO, ultra-athlete, musician, and author of Life. Lived. Well.