Chris is the author of the book Parts of a Life: 40 Stories on Youth to Adulthood and the sequel Subparts of a Life: 40 Stories on Being Human — which were each written in about a year. Chris is also the playwright of the three-act play Lee and Lindsey — which was written in under a year.
He has over 25 years of experience working with stories as an award-winning editor and communications pro. He's planned, managed, written, and edited thousands of stories on every subject — people, art, entertainment, education, health care, government, law, business, and high-tech — in a variety of editing roles: as an editor in chief, director, managing editor, and editor.
Chris has been invited to be a guest lecturer at Linfield College, a speaker at the Eastern Michigan University PRSSA, and a panel chair at Stanford University.
He holds a bachelor of arts in English and political science from Denison University in Granville, Ohio.
Chris is a husband, dad of 3 young adults, and tennis hacker.
He's lived in Michigan, Ohio, California, and Oregon. He writes in Tennessee.
Jenny is the author and editor of corporate scientific protocols and procedures, an NIH grant application, a scientific journal article, and several patents.
She has over 13 years of experience working with content as a writer, editor, researcher, and scientist. She's planned, managed, written, and edited pieces on various subjects, such as bioscience, biotechnology, physics, and medicine.
While serving as a university professor of English composition, she also assisted medical department staff with their writing.
Jenny is the co-inventor of eight United States biotechnology patents as well as several European, Japanese, and South Korean biotechnology patents.
She holds a bachelor of arts in classical civilization and biology from Denison University in Granville, Ohio and a master of arts in English, with a specialization in professional writing and editing, from the University of Cincinnati.
After cheering on her children at their activities, Jenny likes to ramble through art museums, bookstores, or the woods. She’s an enthusiast of horticulture and all things supernatural.
She book coaches outside of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rose is the author of a forthcoming collection of poetry, Marrow, and she’s currently at work on a nonfiction book that weaves memoir with philosophy and spirituality.
With over 15 years of experience working with content, Rose has held corporate positions as a director, manager, and consultant. She's planned, managed, written, and edited pieces on various subjects, such as finance, technology, human resources, religion, education, and art.
As a university English writing instructor, Rose coached undergrad and graduate students. She's also privately coached doctoral students on their dissertation projects.
Rose holds a bachelor of arts in English from Portland State University and a master of fine arts in creative writing, with a focus on fiction, from Vermont College of Fine Arts.
When she’s not writing or coaching writing, Rose can be found out hiking the Texas Hill Country with her blue heeler, drinking copious matcha lattes, or dancing bachata at a local venue.
She writes and book coaches in San Antonio, Texas.
Claire has over 11 years of experience working with content as a book editor, analyst, administrator, and manager. She's planned, managed, written, and edited pieces on various subjects, such as mortgage lending, physical therapy, and early childhood education.
Claire holds a bachelor of arts, with a major in English and minors in communication and Spanish, from Denison University in Granville, Ohio. During her college tenure, she also played soccer and studied at the University of the Balearic Islands in Spain.
Claire holds a master of business administration, with a specialization in information systems, from the University of Colorado Denver, and she’s an alum of the University of Denver Publishing Institute.
When she's not working, you’ll find her busy playing board games, enjoying the mountains with her husband and two kids, or cheering on the Minnesota Timberwolves.
She book coaches outside of Denver, Colorado.
Jessica’s the author of the short story collection Beaver Queen, and her creative writing has been featured in literary journals.
Jessica has over 25 years of experience working with stories as an award-winning writer, editor, and storyteller. She's overseen multiple book projects as an editor. She's also planned, managed, written, and edited stories on various subjects, such as people, art, entertainment, business, geography, and technology.
Jessica's a university professor of English composition, and she founded a social nonprofit to support and propagate the love of reading, writing, and art.
Jessica holds a bachelor of arts in journalism from the University of Southern California, and she studied at the University of Sussex in England.
Jessica holds a master of fine arts in creative writing from Mount Saint Mary’s University in Los Angeles.
When she's not reading, writing, or editing, Jessica loves to take yoga classes, spend time in her garden, or get an iced coffee and wander around town.
She lives and writes in Southern California.
Tiffany has more than 20 years of experience working as an editor and editorial project manager for several book publishers. She's edited, managed, and acquired books on various subjects, such as health, lifestyle, food, hobbies, graphic design, and mathematics. She edited a book that was a Publisher’s Weekly bestseller and another that was a New York Times category bestseller.
Tiffany holds a bachelor of arts in English and mathematics from Denison University in Granville, Ohio, and she’s an alum of the University of Denver Publishing Institute.
She can often be found hiking, reading about history, or attempting a new home or garden project. She book coaches in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.