SAINT VIOLET CREATIVE
A group space for writers in the thick of it.
Not a bootcamp. Not a formula. Not another push to hit your daily word count.
This is a space for the in-between—the slow progress, the structural questions, the uncertainty about what your novel is even doing anymore.
A space to keep going, with support.
To return to the work.
To finish, eventually, without compromising what made you start.
THIS IS FOR THE WRITER WHO…
has a draft (or pieces of one) and isn’t sure what’s working anymore
wants to write forward but keeps circling the beginning
is serious about making something meaningful, but overwhelmed by how much there is to hold
knows they need structure, but resists rigid systems
wants real feedback, not just encouragement or advice they could Google
Weekly Zoom calls focused on core craft topics (structure, plot, tension, character arcs) + open Q&A and critique.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
A closer look at what you’ll find inside the Intensive:
Live Group Sessions
Several per week. Casual, guided co-writing time so you don’t have to do it alone.
Writing Sprints
A flexible curriculum you can work through at your own pace, with modules on plot shape, scene structure, narrative logic, and revision strategies.
Lessons & Resources
Space to share your work, ask for critique, and receive thoughtful, grounded responses from other writers.
Templates and exercises to support sustainable writing rhythms and creative decision-making—especially during the hard middle stretch.
Feedback Threads
Creative Process Tools
A limited number of 1:1 deep dive calls will be available for writers looking for more tailored support.
Optional Coaching Add-On
All participants will receive the digital version of our bestselling novel workbook: a comprehensive planning + development workbook for writers building out characters, plots, scenes, and arcs.
Bonus Novel Workbook
All participants will receive the digital version of our bestselling novel workbook: a comprehensive planning + development workbook for writers building out characters, plots, scenes, and arcs.
EARLY WAITLIST BONUSES
We’re keeping this first round small and intentional. If you want to be part of it, this is where it starts. Be sure to join the waitlist to grab these exclusive bonuses!
Novel Writing Workbook
Immediate access to a growing collection of digital mini tools for worldbuilding, character pressure, story pacing, and more.
Mini Craft Workbooks
A small, curated folder of templates, trackers, and creative support materials for you to download, print, or customize to fit your project.
Private Resource Vault
What it is:
The Novel Writing Intensive is a community-based experience built around the act of staying with your novel.
It’s part workshop, part course, part creative studio.
There’s a curriculum, yes. But there’s also space to ask questions, to show your work before it’s ready, to be seen inside your process.
You’ll get:
A guided set of lessons on novel structure, character movement, plot pressure, and creative process—grounded in real craft, not formulas.
A private group space where you can post your scenes, talk through problems, offer and receive feedback, and connect with other writers who are also figuring it out.
Weekly group calls for live coaching and deep-dive workshops.
Writing sprints, held several times a week, so you have somewhere to show up—even on the days you don’t want to.
Templates, tools, and frameworks to help you think through what your novel is doing and how to get it closer to what you meant.
It’s not a challenge. It’s not a bootcamp.
It’s not here to push you to be more productive.
It’s here to help you keep going.
Who it’s for:
You’ve been working on a novel for a while—quietly, inconsistently, maybe in circles.
You have some pages. Some scenes you like. Some outlines that made sense until they didn’t.
You’re not blocked, exactly. But you’ve lost the throughline. Or the urgency. Or the clarity.
You might be stuck in revisions.
You might still be trying to finish the first full draft.
You might be holding ten different versions of the same story and wondering which one is real.
You don’t need someone to tell you how to write.
You just need a structure that helps you return to it—steadily, honestly, without giving up your voice to get it done.
This is for writers who are serious about their work, but tired of doing it alone.
This is for the writer who…
has a draft (or five) but doesn’t know which one to trust
can’t tell if the book is working or just familiar
is rewriting the same chapter, again
keeps losing momentum
wants to finish but not at the expense of their voice
This isn’t about speed.
It’s about staying in the room with your work long enough to hear what it’s trying to become.