The Productive Writer Guidebook
My interactive book helps you work through your priorities, quit procrastinating and build better writing habits - AND most importantly, figure out how to get out of your own way.
“Crammed with sensible advice, examples, exercises, and quotes garnered from her 25 years as a professional writer and educator, Kathryn Burnett’s The Productive Writer Guidebook is your must-have motivational toolkit, no matter where you are in your writing journey. Put down the duster! Kathryn will help you slay those sabotaging self-doubt demons with this insightful and transformational guide.” —Lee Murray, five-time Bram Stoker Award®-winning author of Grotesque: Monster Stories.
"Finding a way to get unstuck had been at the forefront of my mind and I'd purchased a few other books on the subject. The Productive Writer Guidebook was the only one that resonated and got me over the hump." Amber Mathias
"An invaluable book for new and more experienced writers that offers practical tips, and encouragement. The exercises are thought provoking and fun - I wish I had been able to read it when I first started writing!" Justine Evans - Writer.“This
“This book is a game-changer for anyone who struggles with procrastination and seeks a deeper connection with their writing. It blends practical advice with profound self-reflection, making it a must-read for both aspiring and seasoned writers." Sussi Egneus - Writer“
“Hook” in Horror Anthology
Remains to be Told: Dark Tales of Aotearoa is mired in the shifting landscape of the long white cloud, and imbued with the myth, culture, and character of Aotearoa-NZ.
How To Spot a Dickhead
Pointing out the dickheads in our society is a pastime that rivals rugby, but how do you spot one? An irreverent field guide co-authored with Nick Ward.
North & South
“All’s Well That Ends Well” is an essay written at the beginning of my playwright career and takes the reader on a behind the scenes journey into the world of play production.
