Deanne Adams - Story Coach & Mentor
Deanne Adams is a story coach and mentor for budding authors. A former English teacher, her passion is reading great stories. She offers writers support to master the craft of writing fiction that engages readers.
As a mentor, Deanne unlocks creative potential and helps writers grow in confidence. Her guidance helps writers overcome the challenges of telling their stories – characters, dialogue, world-building, as well as plot holes and the dreaded writer’s block.
With Storytellers Elite, she shares expert advice with writers committed to developing their skills. Deanne’s support has helped scores of new writers achieve their dream of becoming an author.
I’m Deanne and I care passionately about words and stories.
Words can convey a scene, create a character, set a mood. Words are the means by which we have developed technologies, arts and entire civilisations. Words make us human.
I love to help people grow in confidence, to express the stories they have within them, and to help them see that they already have the potential and power to become the writer they want to be.
I help budding authors write their first book, and emerging authors prepare their manuscripts for publishing.
In 1999, I graduated from The University of Nottingham with an Upper Second Class Degree in English Literature and Language. What I really wanted was to work in a field in which I could make a difference to how others valued both literature and language. After leaving teaching, I sought a new challenge and a new avenue by which to pursue my love of helping others with their words.
I support writers of fictional and personal stories to tell irresistible stories, as if they were simply born to write. My online community, Storytellers Elite offers developing writers support and learning to master the craft of writing great fiction.
Why Is Writing So Hard?
Writers find it hard to put their story ideas onto paper for various reasons. It can be an unhealthy degree of perfectionism. It can be a lack of confidence in their skill or originality. It can be the lack of a writing habit – that is, a lack of consistent practice. A new writer often meets a stumbling block early on when they realise that writing a novel (or any other book) is not as simple as they first thought.
No Results Found
The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.
Want to make real connections with your readers?
How can your story possibly not be about you? You’re the one who lived through the events, right? Sure you did. However, once you turn what happened into a story, it becomes about your audience – not you.