Write your book.

The one that only you can write.

The world needs it.

Really.

Shannon Varner Alexander with red hair and red lips looks into the camera with a smile

“The book might have happened without Fen, but it’s hard to imagine how.

I am so grateful to them for making sure I didn’t die with the regret of not having completed it.”

Shannon Varner Alexander, Author of Bonnie Bodacious

The book midwife Fen Druadìn looks directly at the viewer with a slight smile and arms crossed in a relaxed pose.

You’ve dreamed. You’ve doubted.

You’ve started… then stopped.

Maybe you can’t. Maybe you shouldn’t.

But maybe…

The call came to you,

because it is for you.

Answer The Call
Jeremy Zoch, wearing a blue suit jacket, smiles into the camera

“Fen gave me the structure, encouragement, nudging, and faith to create something better than I ever imagined. Without them, I would have hit control-alt-delete at least a few times!”

Jeremy Zoch, Author of Life. Lived. Well.

Fen Druadìn stands next to a bookshelf at the iconic Asheville bookstore, Malaprops. The store's cafe is visible behind them. They are holding a signed copy of their book, Claim Your Voice

Hi, I’m Fen

I’m the one you call when you have a book in you… and aren’t sure how to get it out of you.

You might think that if you were a “real author” you’d simply write the dang book. The fact that you haven’t, must mean you aren’t cut out for it, right? Survival of the fittest, author edition.

It’s a lie. The truth?

The very qualities that make you qualified to write the book are the same qualities that make it hard. Your wide-ranging mind and high intelligence mean you have a unique contribution to make. That’s also why it’s hard to narrow your focus. Your many passions and the wide net of your interests mean you have a lot to say. But also make it hard to stay on task. Your experience and wisdom are what make your work worth reading. But also you know so much that it’s hard to put it down in writing.

Furthermore, most people who are called to write a book are neurodivergent. Wanting to write a book, after all, isn’t exactly normal. Being neurodivergent is a gift… but goodness, it’s a double-edged sword when you actually want to get something done.

That’s where I come in. I (a neurodivergent creative with too many ideas and not enough time) have (somehow) written six books (and counting), including one about how to write your book. I have helped dozens of authors who worried they weren’t cut out for it… actually do it.

I know the brambles and the briars, the dead ends and the hurdles. And I know how to get through them.

Authors who work with me… write their books.

I would love for you to be one of them.

Chris Brown, wearing a blue shirt, looks into the camera

“I couldn’t have done this without Fen.”

Chris Brown, Author of CISO Impact

Previously Midwifed… A Sampling

  • The cover of A Million Reasons Why You Can't by Katrina Busselle. It is white with black lettering and a hand-drawn image of a woman diving into water, wearing a red bathing suit

    Katrina Busselle

    A Million Reasons Why You Can’t is an interactive, direct, personal, and occasionally funny companion for when you are at an inflection point.

  • The cover of Bonnie Bodacious by Shannon Varner Alexander. It is dark blue and black with red-shadowed white lettering. In the bottom center is an image of a woman with red hair and red lips.

    Shannon Varner Alexander

    Bonnie Bodacious is a powerful and poignant memoir, exploring the author’s journey after her mother’s death, from courtroom attorney to burlesque dancer.

  • The cover of Life. Lived. Well. It is blue with white lettering and an image of the author water skiing in the background.

    Jeremy Zoch

    Life. Lived. Well. is a heartwarming and soul-igniting invitation from CEO, ultra athlete, father and musician Jeremy Zoch, to embrace a life that is intentional, active, and treasured.

  • The cover of The Currency Paradigm by Hillary Augustine. It is white with blue and gold lettering. In the center are four symbols in black and aqua colors.

    Hillary Augustine

    The Currency Paradigm pioneers a new way to think about currency, by dividing it into four quadrants: Time, Money, Energy, and Space.

Business consultant Katrina Busselle looks into the distance with a broad smile on her face.

“After experiencing Fen’s work, no one in their right mind would ever consider writing a book without them.”

Katrina Busselle, Author of A Million Reasons Why You Can’t

I deeply believe that if the universe called you,

It called for a reason.

Don’t let the call go to waste.

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Keynote speaker, Janet Barrett, looks directly into the camera with a happy smile.

“Fen is the only person you want to partner with if you have a book to share with the world!”

Janet Barrett, Author of Stop The Break