End the struggle.
sit down & write.
Join our free cowriting group.
Designed specifically to help overwhelmed, busy writers like you produce consistent, impactful pages.
Write consistently. Churn out predictable word counts. Finish projects.
Struggling to sit down and
Write?
Join our free cowriting ground designed specifically to help overwhelmed, busy writers like you produce consistent, impactful pages.
Write consistently. Churn out predictable word counts. Finish projects.
Does this sound familiar?
- Do you feel guilty prioritizing your writing time?
- Do you feel your best ideas fade because you don’t write them down?
- Are you tired of being someone who wants to write but rarely does?
- Is your inner critic louder than your creative voice?
- Do you feel isolated in your creative journey?
Whether you’re drafting a new project, revising an old one, or simply trying to show up consistently, our free writing accountability group is here to help you sit down and write.
Six years ago, I created this space to solve my struggles with an inconsistent writing practice.
What I discovered was the power of community—a place where writers from all walks of life come together, focus, and get the words on the page.
We’re parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles.
We’re yoga teachers, retirees, counselors, neuroscientists, professors, and editors.
We’re birders, gardeners, painters—and…..of course, we’re poets, essayists, novelists, and memoirists.
We are writers.
What unites us is our commitment to showing up, week after week, and making progress on our writing.
This space has helped countless writers move forward—and now, it’s here for you.
Join us, and transform your writing practice from sporadic to consistent.
Six years ago, I created this space to solve my struggles with an inconsistent writing practice.
What I discovered was the power of community—a place where writers from all walks of life come together, focus, and get the words on the page.
We’re parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles.
We’re yoga teachers, retirees, counselors, neuroscientists, professors, and editors.
We’re birders, gardeners, painters—and…..of course, we’re poets, essayists, novelists, and memoirists.
We are writers.
What unites us is our commitment to showing up, week after week, and making progress on our writing.
This space has helped countless writers move forward—and now, it’s here for you.
Join us, and transform your writing from sporadic and stressful to consistent and joyful.
How cowriting Works
Each session is simple, structured, and designed for maximum focus and flow.
- We begin with a brief centering exercise and a quick intention setting check-in.
- Then, we mute our mics, turn off our cameras, and write for 70 minutes.
- At the end, we share a quick check-out to celebrate our wins.
No pressure. No critique.
Just focused, generative writing time.
All Writers Are Welcome
Published. Unpublished. Aspiring. Beginner. Expert. Reluctant.
- Poets
- Essayists
- Editors
- Genre Fictionaires
- Memoirists
- Copywriters
- Editors who moonlight as writers
When you join cowriting, you get...
Consistent Structure
Regularly scheduled, distraction-free writing sessions.
Empowering Accountability
Feel motivated by a group of peers dedicated to achieving their writing goals.
A Supportive community
Connect with fellow writers in a welcoming, non-judgmental space.
Leave each session with...
words on the page, clarity in your work, and the motivation to keep going.
Pick up a Reason to Write.
Just like these writers did...
The hardest part of writing isn't the grammar or storyline.
It's sitting in your seat to write.
Let's Write Together.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a cowriting space?
A cowriting space is a structured, writing accountability group where writers gather to focus on their individual projects. It’s about showing up, dedicating time to your craft, and creating alongside a community of like-minded writers.
In this space, we write together during timed sessions designed to foster creativity, connection, and accountability—without interruptions or distractions.
Cowriting is not a critique session or a place to read your work aloud, nor will you be given writing prompts. Instead, it’s a judgment-free zone where you can work on what matters most to you, whether that’s drafting, revising, or exploring new ideas.
What's the schedule?
We write together every…
- Tuesday, 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM | ET
- Thursday, 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM | ET
How much does it cost to join?
It’s completely free! This space is designed to support writers without financial barriers.
Who is this cowriting for?
It’s for all writers—published or unpublished, seasoned or brand-new. As long as you’re looking for a space to focus and make progress, you’ll fit right in
What if I’m late to a session?
Late arrivals are always welcome. You can slide in quietly, share your goals in the chat, and jump right into writing.
What if I can’t stay for the entire time?
That’s completely okay! The cowriting space is designed to be flexible—you’re welcome to join for as long as you’re able. Whether you stay for the full session or just part of it, you’ll still benefit from the structure and support of writing alongside others.
Do I have to participate every week?
Not at all! You can attend as often as works for you—whether that’s weekly, monthly, or whenever you need the extra focus and support.
What if I’ve never done cowriting before?
No problem—cowriting is easy to jump into! You’ll settle in with a brief centering exercise, set your intentions, and write during the focused time. It’s flexible and welcoming to everyone.
Do I need to have a specific project to join?
Not at all! Whether you’re working on a novel, drafting essays, writing blogs or newsletters, or exploring new ideas, this space is open to any type of writing and writer.
How long is each session?
Each session lasts about 90 minutes. We start with a check-in and centering exercise, write for 70 minutes, and wrap up with a brief check-out.
What should I bring to a session?
Just bring yourself, your writing tools (like a laptop, notebook, or pen), and your project—or even just an idea you want to explore.