That story in your heart?
It needs to be written and shared.
As a writer, you have a message – a story – you want to write, tell, and share.
You’re creative and writing and publishing your book is something deep in your heart you want to accomplish – it’s a dream you have.
And it might even feel like the scariest thing you’ll ever do.
And so many barriers can get in the way.
Your inner editor is more like a critic and constantly shows up every time you sit down to write, beating you up for what you did or didn’t write.
Or maybe your staring at a blank page wondering if anyone will want to read what you've created.
So if you're asking yourself:
Can I do this?
The simple answer is yes.
Yes, you can.
Yes, you’re enough - and just as YOU are!
We all might be works in process, but your current book doesn’t have to be.
Writing and sharing your story, your message is challenging and courageous to do, but it’s worth it and so are you.
So if you’re ready to tell your story, write your book, and confidently share it, then let's talk.
LET'S TALK!
Tamsen Horton
Founder and CEO of Prenuer Business Klub (PBK) and Author of Open for BusinessÂ
https://www.tamsenshorton.com
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"Before working with Jen on my most recent book, I was feeling overwhelmed by trying to 'do it right.' I'd not ever done a book with other authors and so I knew I didn't even know what I didn't know and thankfully Jen was right there at the exact moment that I needed her most. She was beyond professional and exactly as I expected - knew when to push, when to ask, when to prompt, ... she was the book's fairy godmother with magical pixie dust. If you have a book inside you and know without a doubt it's there, then I highly recommend working with Jen to make the experience beyond incredible and achieve an end-result that you are so entirely proud of."
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What's TufFish?
A reader with an editor’s eye and desire for you to be successful to get your vision out into the world.
"Jen has a gentle way of pointing out what might need work, and I need gentle through this challenging process. At the same time, she has a keen eye to reflect on what can be polished in a better way."
Developmental Editor
Looking at the big picture of your manuscript, you'll get a critique that focuses on the overall structure and style as well as creative input, specific solutions, and encouragement.
Fiction elements include plot and character development, pacing, and showing vs telling.
Non-fiction elements include messaging to your target audience and what's happening with the story arc to help create a transformation for your reader. Â
By working with someone who has an appreciation of your craft, you've got support from a reader with an editor’s eye and desire for you to be successful to get your vision out into the world.
LET'S TALK!
Daniele Lanzarotta
Author of The Sinner series and Lost Souls series
http://www.danilanzarotta.com/
“It’s true what they that ‘it takes a village,’ and I’m so grateful that Jen is part of mine. Over the years, as a beta reader and then as a brainstorming partner and developmental editor, Jen’s work has added so much value to my writing and taking the character development to new levels. She is amazing at helping me get out of my head when I feel stuck and has an incredible ability to point out exactly what the story is missing, or how the audience will perceive certain things.”
Dianne Karg Baron
Studio Jeweller & Instructor, www.diannekargbaron.com
"Jen has been an invaluable second pair of eyes as I was preparing my manuscript. On the technical side, she offered copy editing suggestions and comments that helped the pages flow more effectively. She asked insightful questions, and through answering them, I was able to add bonus material that made the book feel even more complete and valuable. Most importantly, she took the time to get to know me, and to understand the philosophical impulse behind what I was writing and who I'm writing for. Her approach is warm and affirming - I came away from our session feeling even more excited about my project!"
"Thank you so much Jen!"
Let's see what's possible
What's in a name? Why TufFish?
What does a developmental edit with Jen entail?
Are you ready (or need) for a developmental edit?
How do I get started?
Let's get your book out into the world!
Aspiring author and busy mom
“After talking to Jen, I felt heard. I felt focused and calm about my path ahead. So much of the work I do is completely invisible, so it was amazing to be able to talk to someone and gain insights on these areas I have struggled with quietly and internally for so long. You were able to listen to what I was saying and construct a different narrative than the one I have been stuck telling myself. You put your finger on the problem I couldn't identify on my own. I've made the simple adjustments and feel energized about the path ahead.”
