Every two weeks, you’ll submit a piece of writing and meet with the same small group of four writers who get to know you, your goals, and your writing. Together, you’ll exchange thoughtful, focused feedback on the pieces that matter most — with guidance on how to give and receive feedback in a way that feels supportive and effective.

You’ll receive written notes and meet live to ask questions, clarify intentions, and dig into what’s working — and what isn’t — so you walk away with clear direction, useful next steps, and the confidence to move your story forward.

($750 Value)

Each month, you’ll have the opportunity to book focused 15-minute check-ins with members of the Write Things Co. team — editors, designers, publishing support, and other writing professionals who are here to help you move your writing forward.

These short, high-impact conversations function like private office hours, giving you a chance to bring questions, get clarity, troubleshoot challenges, and receive expert guidance exactly when you need it.

Whether you’re stuck on a craft question, planning your next step, or making decisions about publishing, these check-ins help you stay supported, informed, and moving confidently toward your goals.

($300 Value)

Twice a month, Trevor hosts live, interactive coaching sessions exclusively for Community members—six sessions every season.

Through guided questions, quick-writes, craft discussions, and live coaching, you'll work through uncertainty, strengthen your writing, and identify meaningful next steps in your work.

You'll leave with greater clarity, renewed confidence, and something concrete to take back to the page.

Working on a manuscript—or want to?

You can also join Inside the Draft, a specialty coaching session focused specifically on developing, writing, and revising longer projects. Step back from the individual pages, look at the bigger picture, and gain clarity on where your manuscript needs to go next.

That's up to seven live coaching sessions over a three-month season.

($525 Value)

Trained on Trevor’s methods, philosophies, and feedback style, this isn’t just another chatbot — it’s Trevor… in AI form.

Get 24/7 access to specific feedback on your technique, revisions, and story development — so you can clearly see what’s working in your writing and what your most powerful next steps are.

($300 Value)

During your first season in the Write Things Community, you’ll receive three private 30-minute coaching sessions with Trevor — one each month.

These focused sessions help you get oriented, build momentum, and make the most of your time inside the community.

You can use them to:

• Talk through your current story or project
• Clarify your next steps as a writer
• Work through uncertainty or creative blocks
• Learn how to make use of the entire community

These sessions are offered exclusively to first-time members to help you start strong.

(3 Private Coaching Sessions — $300 Value)

Show up. Write consistently. Make progress.

Writers write — and you don’t have to do it alone.
These 2-hour live co-writing sessions give you a welcoming, flexible space to show up, stay accountable, and make real progress alongside other writers who are committed to their craft.

With more than six sessions every week, you can drop in whenever works for you. It’s the easiest way to build a regular writing rhythm, stay connected, and finally get those words on the page.

($200 Value)

Sharpen your skills and strengthen your mindset with full access to Trevor’s exclusive, self-paced courses. These lessons are designed to give you the structure, clarity, and support you need to improve your technique and finally finish your stories — all available anytime, anywhere.

You’ll get: 

• Enhance Your Storytelling – master the art of compelling narratives ($399)

• Finish Your Manuscript – draft & revise your manuscript one prompt at a time ($199)

• The Write Things Playbook – mindset tips to help you overcome the Inner Critic

($600 Value)

Writing can feel isolating — but inside Write Things, you’re surrounded by writers who are showing up, learning, and growing alongside you.

Members form genuine relationships through small groups, conversations, writing sessions, and shared creative challenges. These connections make the writing process lighter, more motivating, and far more sustainable.

You’ll find spaces for poetry, support, quiet writing, honest conversations, and encouragement when you need it most.

This is a place where:

• accountability feels natural
• encouragement is constant
• writers help each other keep going

Inside this community, writers don’t just work on their stories.

They grow together.

($250 Value)

As a member, you unlock exclusive benefits designed to support and celebrate your growth as a writer.

• Special pricing on writing workshops, camps, coaching, publishing support, and creative tools

• Once per season, members have the opportunity to share a piece of their work on the Write Things Podcast, giving your writing a chance to be heard by the wider community

• Special guest webinars with industry professionals — including editors, designers, formatters, publishers, and other experts who can help you navigate the writing and publishing journey

• Access to a professionally designed author website template to help you build your presence as a writer

These perks make it easier, more affordable, and more motivating to keep showing up for your craft.

($250 Value)

This option is available exclusively for first-time members.

Yes — you can earn back 100% of your registration as credit towards more time in the community. 

And the process is intentionally simple, supportive, and achievable.

You’ll earn your credit by consistently participating in the Community over your three months. During that time, you’ll:

✔ Submit your writing on time

Follow your PFG’s two-week Submission/Feedback rhythm.

✔ Give supportive written feedback to your group

About 20–30 minutes during Feedback Weeks.

✔ Attend your PFG meeting during Feedback Week

About 1 hour — this is where connection grows.

✔ Record a short (20-second) honest video testimonial

Just a quick update about your writing or what’s changing for you.

That’s it.

There are no hidden rules, no trick requirements, and no perfection needed.
Life happens — and the earn-back system is designed to support real writers with real schedules.

As long as you show up consistently and participate in these simple ways, you’ll earn your full registration back as credit toward continuing your membership after your three months.

This program exists to help you build momentum, reconnect with your creativity, and finish what you start — and the earn-back option is one more way I support you in doing exactly that.

The Write Things Community is for any writer who wants to write more consistently, trust their creativity, and feel supported while they grow — whether you’re just beginning or already deep into a draft.

It’s for you if you want:

• A safe, encouraging space to write

• Genuine connection with fellow writers who are passionate, kind, and committed to growth

• Clear structure so you always know what to do next

• Accountability that feels supportive, not stressful

• Feedback that helps you improve, not doubt yourself

• A place where progress is celebrated and perfection isn’t required

You don’t need confidence, experience, or a finished story to join.

You just need the desire to write — and a willingness to take the next step.
The community will meet you exactly where you are and help you go further.

Most members spend 1–2 hours per week in the Community, and the rhythm stays the same every cycle so it’s easy to plan around.

Your Private Feedback Group (PFG) runs on a simple two-week rotation:

Submission Week

• 1–2 hours to write your piece

• Optional: join Writing Hours if you want extra support

Feedback Week

• 20–30 minutes to give feedback to your group

• About 1 hour for your PFG meeting at the end of the week

You can also join:

• Weekly Writing Hours (optional — come when you want focused writing time)

• Two monthly Coaching Calls (attend live or catch the replay)

• Weekly Quick-Writes (4 minutes)

You don’t need large blocks of time.
You don’t need to attend everything.
You just need a couple of focused hours — and the Community helps you make the most of them.

No problem — the Community is designed to support you whether you join live or participate on your own schedule.

Here’s how it works:

• PFG meetings:
  Your group chooses a meeting time that works for everyone.
  If you can’t attend one week, you can still submit your writing or give feedback on your own time — your group will keep you included.

• Coaching Calls:
  Every call is recorded and uploaded so you can watch the replay whenever it works for you.
  You can even send in questions beforehand, and Trevor will address them during the call so the replay still supports you directly.

• Writing Hours:
  Completely optional — join only when you want a focused, supportive place to write.

• Quick-Writes & Prompts:
  These take just a few minutes and can be done anytime.

You won’t fall behind, you won’t miss out, and you won’t be penalized for having a life.
The Community is structured so you can stay connected even during busy weeks.

Your PFG is the heart of the Community — a small, consistent group of writers who support each other throughout the season. It’s where you build accountability, confidence, and the kind of feedback that actually helps you grow.

Here’s how it works:

1. You’re placed into a small group (usually 3–4 writers)

Groups stay small so everyone gets meaningful attention and support. At the beginning of the season, your group works together to establish a regular meeting time that works for everyone.

2. You follow a simple two-week rhythm

Submission Week

• Write your piece (1–2 hours)

• Share it with your group

• Request the type of feedback you want using our simple feedback guides:

  • Reader Experience — how your piece landed emotionally or intuitively

  • What’s Working Well — strengths, clarity, momentum

  • Constructive Notes — if you’re ready for more specific craft-focused suggestions

Feedback Week

• Give thoughtful feedback based on what each writer requested (20–30 minutes)

• Meet for about 1 hour to discuss what landed, what surprised you, and the next steps for your writing

3. You’re supported with clear feedback guides

You’ll never wonder, “How do I give feedback?” or “What should I say?”

The Community includes step-by-step Feedback Request Guides and Feedback Response Guides that make giving and receiving feedback simple, safe, meaningful, and easy to do well.

You stay in control of the feedback you receive — and your group always knows exactly how to support you.

4. Your PFG becomes your creative home base

It’s where you:

• set goals

• talk through your writing

• celebrate wins

• learn from each other

• stay connected with writers who know you and your work

For many writers, their PFG becomes one of the most valuable parts of the Community — a place where they grow as writers and writing stops feeling quite so lonely.

Your PFG is the heart of the Community — a small, consistent group of writers who support each other every week. It’s where you build accountability, confidence, and the kind of feedback that actually helps you grow.

Here’s how it works:

1. You’re placed into a small group (usually 3–4 writers)

Groups stay small so everyone gets meaningful attention and support.

2. You follow a simple two-week rhythm

Submission Week

• Write your piece (1–2 hours)

• Share it with your group

• Request the type of feedback you want using our simple feedback guides

  • Reader Experience (how your piece landed emotionally or intuitively)

  • What’s Working Well (strengths, clarity, momentum)

  • Constructive Notes (if you’re ready for more specific craft-focused suggestions)

Feedback Week

• Give thoughtful feedback based on what each writer requested (20–30 minutes)

• Meet for about 1 hour to discuss what landed, what surprised you, and the next steps for your writing

3. You’re supported with clear feedback guides

You’ll never wonder “How do I give feedback?” or “What should I say?”

The Community includes step-by-step Feedback Request Guides and Feedback Response Guides that make giving and receiving feedback:

• simple

• safe

• meaningful

• and easy to do well

Writers love this system because you stay in control of the feedback you receive — and your group always knows exactly how to support you.

4. Your PFG becomes your creative home base

It’s where you:

• set goals

• talk through your writing

• celebrate wins

• learn from each other

• and stay connected in a supportive way

Most writers say their PFG is where they grow the most — and where writing finally stops feeling lonely.

You’ll get consistent, meaningful support from me throughout your membership — both directly and through the systems I’ve built to help you grow as a writer.

Here’s what that looks like:

1. A personal 1:1 welcome call when you join

In your first week, we meet for a private 30-minute call to walk through the Community, set you up for success, and answer anything you’re unsure about.
You’ll start with clarity and confidence.

2. Two additional 30-minute 1:1 coaching call

For the second and third months of your membership, you’ll get a dedicated 30 minute 1:1 session with me to focus on anything you need, including:

• story development or scene questions

• strengthening your writing process

• mindset coaching

• clarity on feedback

• navigating your PFG

• identifying your next steps

These sessions ensure you always have personal support — not just group support.

3. Twice-monthly Community Coaching Calls

Join live or send in your questions ahead of time.
These calls focus on mindset, technique, problem-solving, and helping you move forward with confidence.

4. A guided, structured feedback system inside your PFG

Your PFG isn’t “random feedback.”
It’s a small group using a clear, safe process where you choose the type of written feedback you want — and then meet to talk through strengths, challenges, and next steps.

5. Weekly prompts, direction, and reminders

Every week you’ll receive a quick-write, encouragement, and focused direction to keep your writing habit alive — without pressure.

6. Optional deeper support

If you ever want more intensive help, you can use Trevor Assistant for 24/7 craft feedback or book additional private coaching.

You’re fully supported from every angle — and you’ll never have to write alone or wonder what to do next.

What happens after I join?

Once you join, I’ll help you get settled and ready for your first Private Feedback Group cycle. You don’t need to figure everything out at once.

1. Have a piece of writing you’re ready to share

Within your first week or so, you’ll have the opportunity to submit your first piece of writing to your Private Feedback Group.

It doesn’t need to be polished, edited, or anywhere close to perfect. It can be part of a larger project you’re working on, a standalone piece, or simply something you’d like to explore and get feedback on.

Bring the writing where it is. That’s what the Community is for.

2. Connect with your Private Feedback Group

You’ll be introduced to your small group of fellow writers and together you’ll find a regular meeting time that works for everyone.

This will be your creative home base throughout the season — a consistent group that gets to know you, your writing, and what you’re working toward.

3. Book your private welcome call with Trevor

As a new member, you’ll also book your first 30-minute private session with me.

We’ll talk about your writing, what you’d like to accomplish during the season, and how you can make the most of everything available to you inside the Community.

Then, you start writing.

You’ll have the structure, people, and support around you to help you keep going.

Because every Write Things program is thoughtfully planned around the writers who join—from Private Feedback Groups to coaching schedules and other community experiences—registrations are considered final and are non-refundable. 

If an unforeseen circumstance arises, please reach out as soon as possible. The earlier we hear from you, the more likely we are to be able to work with you to find a solution. While refunds cannot be guaranteed, we'll always do our best to help where we can.