After three years of writing, rewriting, and exploring magical castles, I’m delighted to share that The Storycrafter’s Quest: A Writing Guide for Aspiring Storytellers is officially out in the world!
This book started as a simple idea — what if learning to write felt like going on a quest? What if instead of dry exercises and grammar rules, young writers could explore a magical castle, unlock the secrets of storytelling, and emerge with the skills and confidence to write their own stories?
That idea grew into a 220-page guide packed with everything a young or new writer needs — from building characters and plotting stories, to finding their unique voice and finishing what they start.
Who Is It For
The Storycrafter’s Quest is written for young writers aged 10 and up, but it works equally well as a classroom resource, a homeschool companion, or a gift for any adult who’s always wanted to write but never quite known where to begin.
If you’re a teacher looking for a creative writing resource that actually engages students, or a parent watching a child fill notebooks with stories, this book was made with you in mind.
Where To Get It
Signed copies are available on Whidbey Island. You can also find it online everywhere books are sold.
