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A book coach helps you with the process of creating your book. An editor comes in after the book is written; a book coach can join you at the beginning or along the way to help you conceive of and develop your story. A book coach is partly a project manager, helping you develop and stick to your plan for producing your book. She’s a sounding board for the times you get stuck – the person who won’t get tired of hearing you talk about your story. She understands the novel-writing process and knows what you’re going through. She knows how to ask the targeted questions that open those stuck places. She knows how to push you to go deeper with your story to write an even more engaging, memorable book. She both nurtures and challenges you. Working with a book coach gets you developmental edits and a lot more.

A writing coach does the same thing but without necessarily focusing on a specific book or project. It can be the same process applied to a short story, for example. It also can be pulling you up out of the pit of “writer’s block” or whatever barriers keep you from writing or submitting your work. A writing coach helps you develop strategies for moving forward, for strengthening your voice and your story vision, for not giving up. She helps you identify fears that hold you back, take on imposter syndrome, etc. She’s there to care about your writing as much as you do.