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Book doctor, developmental editor, ghostwriter, co-writer… why so many terms? You need help, not a glossary. You are the expert of your own experience. You have something to say. Now what?

The Book Architecture Method™ has helped New York Times-bestselling authors of fiction and non-fiction; our clients have appeared on Oprah and in the most prestigious journals in their respective fields.

The publishing tide is shifting, and respected authors, publishers and agents now recognize that success comes by tapping into the collective talents of capable people. Despite the solitary image of the cloistered writer, it is this support network that makes the difference between a good book and a great one.

We want to be on your team. Contact us, to see how Book Architecture can help you sound sublime.

Stuart Horwitz

Stuart Horwitz Principal

Many times I had the feeling, 'Wow, Stuart figured out what I was trying to say!' Book Architecture taught me about the power of structure to tell a story. The story's there, but it still has to be structured so people can hear it.”

—Verna Myers, Diversity Guru & Published Author

The Wheel of Process

What if life was not convoluted, but circular?

We've arranged our most beneficial observations about writing and publishing into familiar categories – and we've put it all on a WHEEL!

Click here to spin and learn.

Apprentice yourself

May 18 (1911): Composer Gustav Mahler dies. His last words are: “Mozart!” We naturally read a variety of writers — some will resonate more than others. Pick one or two that speak to you…

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