Fallon Clark
Story Development for Fiction Writers
How will you feel after
your story is finally finished?
"The best part of the collaborative relationship was the feeling that I was talking to a friend. Fallon gave me critical feedback and was always available for me to bounce ideas or thoughts off of. Her expertise and encouragement were instrumental in producing a fully proofread and print-ready product."
Catherine Tiffner, author
Goodbye, blank page. Hello, book.
You're a storyteller at heart, but writing feels like a never-ending labyrinth. Endless revisions, creeping self-doubt, and that mischievous inner voice are holding you back from starting or finishing your work.
It's time to break free from that cycle of frustration and finally bring your vision and legacy to life.
And you can bring your book to life when you have:
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A clear vision of your story's essence and message
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Writing strategies and techniques to get you through the tough times
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Unwavering accountability to ditch half-finished drafts or abandoned projects
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Productivity and mindset tools to eliminate distractions that diminish the impact of your narrative.
Your path to authorship awaits. Are you ready to leave a lasting legacy?
Together, we'll turn your story into the book of your vision.
So, let's get started.
You don't have to write alone.
Want more personalized help?
Chapters that had been gathering dust were completed within days after Fallon’s manuscript evaluation and our follow-up phone call.
Lisa Rogers, author and ghostwriter
Good hands
I've more than a decade of experience in literature, project management, leadership coaching, and executive ghostwriting.
I'm also a member of ClubEd Freelancers and hold myself to high professional standards, so you can be sure I'll handle your book with care and attention.
My promise to you
No professional is right for every author, so if I don't feel I can bring value to your work, I'll refer you to one of my trusted colleagues.
And if we do work together, we'll both be certain we've found a great match, which sets the tone for a positive working relationship. (And who doesn't need a little extra positivity these days?)
Fallon’s developmental feedback is insightful, specific, and thought-provoking. I especially love how well she throws herself into the world of the stories she’s working on.
Beth Jordan, copywriter and author
Recent Work
Stories from Charleston Street, a memoir
by Bob Skaleski
Kirkus Reviews: "A set of remembrances that are often as engaging as they are heartfelt."
What readers are saying:
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"Fantastic and nostalgic, reminiscent of Jean Shepherd's book, A Christmas Story."
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"The author is a natural storyteller . . . well written and fun to read."
