
Weekly posts from a former biologist and project manager tackling her biggest adventure yet: becoming a novelist. Offering field notes from the messy terrain of building a creative life.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 32 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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A new addition to the Field Kit (May 2026)
As a thank you to my Supporters, my paid subscriber tier, I release one piece of downloadable content per month. Sometimes it’s a worksheet while other times it’s a visual anchor to support you on...
When I started The Desk of Emily, I thought that I needed to show up in a certain way for people to take interest. Then, I felt a growing friction between what I thought people wanted, and what I wanted to write, as if I was constantly lett...
They say that “everything is material.” I have another take on this—everything can be a lesson. My career path has looked like a series of twists and turns, like I cannot make up my mind. But in fact, it was a meandering path through a fiel...
When I started my novel, I didn’t know what I had gotten myself into. More than once have I surveyed my work and wondered if I’d ever be able to do the subject justice. Not only am I writing in a different location, but also a different tim...
I’ve been thinking a lot about dreaded question - what do you write about? If you’re anything like me, distilling a 300+ page manuscript into a few words feels like an impossible task. And yet, it helps you reach your reader and better unde...
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Former biologist and project manager turned fiction writer, documenting the journey from corporate life to debut novel. Expect tiny experiments, honest failures, and frameworks that carve a path through the messy terrain of building a creative life.
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