Welcome, Bookwyrms! I’d like to invite you into the Wyrdhoard, where I offer Learning & Lore for Readers & Writers–and soon, a podcast for listeners. Please have a look at this overview video:
Whether you’re a writer, a reader, or both, you do not need to work alone. I’m a Consulting Editor & Literature Professor, & I’m here for you! I offer a smörgåsbord of editorial services and courses on myth & meaning for bookwyrms.
Are you writing a book? Do you have a story to tell, but don’t know where to start? Imagine how you could flourish with a private coach guiding you from drafting to publication or with a draconian developmental editor to push your work to excellence and beyond. You could waste epochs looking for professionals from the far corners of the internet to provide the assistance you need for each stage of your writing project–or you could find everything right here, in the Wyrdhoard, and spend those priceless eons actually crafting sentences. I am an experienced, rigorous editor, ready to dive into your manuscript and coach you from drafting to publication.
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You probably love to read and wish you had a flourishing intellectual community. Maybe you desire to study timeless literature and thus enrich your life with myth and meaning. The lore of the Wyrdhoard includes engaging, rigorous courses on your favorite books in historical context. Join me on my Professorial side to explore great texts together.
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I’m guessing you like to listen to other smart folks like yourself discuss books and ideas. Then you’ll like this! Coming soon: A podcast with me and guests on the powers and limits of language. Are words magical? Can they actually effect change? Why do people weaponize them? Can we shift our use of public rhetoric? What have great authors believed about the relationship between writing and the divine? How can you become a more powerful and effective writer? We’ll talk about “Bad Words” (public discourse, political & religious rhetoric), “Our Robot Underlings (writing in the age of AI), “Magical Modernism” (occult writers, the Inklings, and what they believed about the power of words), and “Lore from the Wyrdhoard” (writing tips for you!).
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