Let’s Develop You & Your Book Together

There is an idea you can’t stop coming back to, and it comes from years of living, thinking, learning, and doing.

My job is to give you the structure and space you need to develop that idea until it’s as clear on the page as it is in your head—and to develop you, too, until you’re ready to be seen as its author.

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Books I’ve Worked On

Case Studies

Writing doesn’t have to be a performance.

Jessica Zou had spent years in creative spaces that required her to show up with polished thoughts, ideas, and feedback for others. When we worked together, she was able to show up without answers—sometimes, without specific questions. This ability to be unfiltered and real allowed us to meet her where she actually was, uncovering a clear next step every single time (even while writing in a second language!).

When effort isn’t the issue, structure often is.

After two years spent writing to deadlines and accountability, Domenic Chiarella still felt disconnected from his book. He had a wealth of wisdom both off the page and written into countless individual pieces, as well as a concept that writing groups had told him to go after—but none of it felt quite right. By re-centering the project around what he actually wanted from his book and for his reader, we found a structure that finally aligned with his vision and cleared a path toward his next stage of growth.

Step into new spaces with a clear vision.

Arunjay Katakam had written a book once before, on a topic he could have written about in his sleep. Generation Hope stretched him in brand new ways—not only in the writing and development, but also the ways it expanded his vision for the future and message to the world. Through collaborative development, his completed project clarified his ideas, expanded his authority, and grew his creative confidence.

(Stay tuned for book 3—another ambitious stretch into groundbreaking new spaces.)

Know Your Book

Get clear on the idea you’re here to make visible, and make sure your people will see it.

The Visibility Spectrum shows you how.

  • “Thanks for pulling this out of my brain. You helped me see myself differently.”

    — Steve B.

  • “You got me to write the book I wanted to read, not the one expected from me.”

    — John V.

  • “You helped me put the puzzle of my brain together.”

    - Laura

  • “Brannan has the most wonderful mind, wrapping itself around the writer’s goals…”

    — Julia

  • “What a wonderful balance… mining us for content while being the pilot of the process!”

    — Tracey L.

Levels of Support

Explore the Space We’ll Create

Every service I offer maps your next steps directly into a Book Developer Sandbox that is customized to your book type and fully yours to use throughout your project—from meeting you wherever you are now to the clear signals that you’ve made it to the end. Preview the Developer Sandboxto learn more about the thinking behind this process and how you can expand into it.

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One-Time or Repeatable

Progress Accelerator - $1,500

It doesn't matter how long you've been trying to write this idea down—the idea itself has been brewing even longer. It comes from a thousand corners of your life and affects that much more, which makes containing it feel extra hard. The Progress Accelerator creates the structure you need to streamline your thoughts and move your project forward.

Here, I'll catch up to where you are now, catch your vision for where you want to go, and help you find the exact steps to get there. And we'll map it all into a space you can finally expand into.

Together, we’ll verify your book type, diagnose what's stuck, and map your next steps—building it all directly into a customized, guided workspace you'll move through at your own pace, from wherever you are now to whenever your book is ready to share.

Momentum Coaching

Accountability alone is not enough to keep a book moving from beginning to end. What we really need is momentum—a way to manage the friction of thinking, working, living, and writing so that you never stop moving toward your goals.

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Core Positioning

This is less about one-time placement and more about ongoing posture. How you show up as the author, what the reader brings with them, and what the book holds for you both. Refining that relative posture between all three positions sets the tone for every decision of every stage of a fully developed book.

Book Structuring

This is where your ideas become a comprehensive, strategic roadmap—built directly from your Core Positioning—so that every structural decision reflects what your book is actually meant to do. Together, we'll build a step-by-step writing framework so you'll always know exactly what to write next, without overwhelm or second-guessing.

Comprehensive Editing

When you've taken your draft as far as you can but there are still miles to go, we can cross the finish line together. This stage always begins with a positioning review, because editing without that core in place creates more confusion, not less. From there, deep editorial guidance and line-level changes refine your voice, strengthen your message, and elevate the experience your book is intended to create.

You Can Call Me B

Hey, I’m Brannan

For 20+ years, I've seen and done it all—provided editorial support at every level, gained intensive training in narrative theory and publishing, served as ghostwriter for dozens of nonfiction books, and created a Spectrum of genres that fits each author and reader (instead of fitting *them* into industry boxes). 

While every last one of those big-thinking, perspective-shifting, intention-driven authors had their own experience, needs, and outcomes, one thing held true for them all. So true, in fact, that I quit ghostwriting and committed fully to development partnerships to honor it: the process of writing changes us. 

No matter our skill, our love-hate relationship with writing, or whether we even want to *be* writers, the depth of thinking, meaning, and connection that comes from developing a book is worth every second. Let's make sure those seconds are spent well.