Online Novel Coaching
Get help with your novel from an experienced coach.
How It Works
A dedicated coach
An enthusiastic mentor who cares about your progress.
A customized plan
Crafted to help you surmount your particular challenges.
Weekly check-ins
Your coach will hold you accountable to the plan you set.
Monthly reflections
Consultations with your coach to make sure you’re on track.
A supportive group
Fellow writers will help you stay motivated.
Live online meetings monthly
Connect and converse in OneRoom’s video classroom.
Coaching fee is $59/month.
Apply to work with a novel coach.
What Group Members Say
“The community has been incredible. It’s changed writing from a drudgery to something that’s really exciting.”
Anne W.“I’ve been working in One Room for over a year and I can say that if you stick to this, it really works! I’m very close to completing my draft and moving to the next steps of editing, polishing and hopefully submitting to be published.”
Lisa Harrison
“My motivation is at an all time high right now and I’m so pleased I joined this group.”
Dorothy Massey
Meet the novel Coaches
Erica Wright
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Erica Wright’s latest crime novel is The Granite Moth (Pegasus Books). Her debut, The Red Chameleon (Pegasus Books), was one of O, The Oprah Magazine’s Best Books of Summer 2014. She is also the author of the poetry collection Instructions for Killing the Jackal (Black Lawrence Press) and the chapbook Silt (Dancing Girl Press). A new collection, All the Bayou Stories End with Drowned (Black Lawrence Press), will be released in 2017.
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Rachel Weaver
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Rachel is the author of the novel Point of Direction, which Oprah Magazine named a Top Ten Book to Pick Up Now. Point of Direction was chosen by the American Booksellers Association as a top ten debut for Spring 2014, by IndieBound as an Indie Next List Pick, by Yoga Journal as one of their top five suggested summer reads and won the 2015 Willa Cather Award for Fiction. Prior to earning her MFA in Writing and Poetics from Naropa University, Rachel worked for the Forest Service in Alaska studying bears, raptors and songbirds. She is the director of the Colorado Writing School and is on faculty at Regis University’s low-residency MFA program.
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Diana Xin
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Diana Xin writes fiction, essays, and prose poems, and brings plenty of snacks to the table when she does so. A 2017 Pushcart nominee, her work has won awards and honors from Third Coast Magazine, Beecher’s Magazine, and Narrative Magazine. Her short stories have appeared in Gulf Coast, PANK, Alaska Quarterly Review, and elsewhere. After living in Minneapolis, Chicago, Beijing, and Missoula, she currently resides in Seattle, where she serves as an editor for Moss Lit, a journal of Pacific Northwest writing. She also teaches on occasion at the Richard Hugo House and the Loft Literary Center.
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Laura Scott
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Laura worked in creative writing education programs at Hugo House, earned an MFA at the U of Montana, published some stories, taught fiction, and is a MacDowell Colony fellow. Mostly, she’s committed to a lifelong writing practice, and has thought a lot about how to build one that works.
Work with Laura ->Why OneRoom Works
The novel support you receive will be tailored to you and your needs as a writer. You’ll have a dedicated writing coach and work alongside other motivated novelists to accomplish your goals.