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Tiffany Yecke Brooks, PhD
New York Times best-selling ghostwriter, editor, author, writing coach, and speaker
About Me
I am a literature and writing professor-turned author, editor, speaker, and writing coach.
I hold a PhD from Florida State University and specialize in non-fiction writing, developmental and structural editing, and manuscript coaching.
After almost 20 years in the industry, I have been a part of more than 40 books, including several New York Times Best Sellers.
Writing and Editing Services
Did you know a 70,000-word manuscript may require more than 5,000 individual edits to get it ready for publication?
If you're looking for someone to walk with you through the writing process, guidance in creating a proposal to shop to agents or editors—from manuscript glow-ups to deep-dive book surgery, I'm here to help!
If you're interested in learning more about my one-on-one coaching programs or writing and editing services, please fill out the contact form below.
Speaking
Looking for a keynote speaker for your next conference, retreat, or special occasion within your organization?
I offer customized speeches on a wide variety of topics, including:
- the craft of writing
- 30 tips for writing and life
- developing healthy spirituality
- understanding and healing from spiritual anxiety
- writing as a sacred practice
For more information, please scroll down to the contact form and let me know how we can connect.
Recent and Upcoming Events
August 17: LitFest OCK (Oklahoma City, OK)
October 10: Harding University Chapel (Searcy, AR)
November 1-2: GraceStory Women's Conference (Cleves, OH)
Newsletter
Sign up for my free monthly newsletter, The Lēros Project, to get thoughtful and mildly amusing (to me) reflections on theology and to stay up-to-date on my latest projects.
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(The FTC requires that I tell you that a small portion of sales of books purchased through this link may go to me in addition to indie bookstores. But I'm just going to end up sinking that back into supporting things like snacks at book signings hosted by local, independent bookstores. It's a vicious, delicious cycle.)
