In this 60-minute workshop, I discuss guidelines for writing about real people that protects their dignity without flattening your narrative. You'll leave with tools you can use immediately.
What you’re getting:
Immediate access to the full 60-minute workshop replay
Downloadable PDF of the presentation slides
Companion workbook with exercises, prompts, and case studies to apply the material to your own writing
After purchase, you’ll receive:
The workbook in PDF
A link (in the workbook) to the replay and slide deck
You can move through the content at your own pace.
Support included:
Please email me with follow-up questions as you work through the material
Option to book additional one-on-one coaching if you want deeper guidance
Who this is for:
Trade nonfiction authors or memoirists who want to write about others ethically without weakening their book.
In this 60-minute workshop, I discuss guidelines for writing about real people that protects their dignity without flattening your narrative. You'll leave with tools you can use immediately.
What you’re getting:
Immediate access to the full 60-minute workshop replay
Downloadable PDF of the presentation slides
Companion workbook with exercises, prompts, and case studies to apply the material to your own writing
After purchase, you’ll receive:
The workbook in PDF
A link (in the workbook) to the replay and slide deck
You can move through the content at your own pace.
Support included:
Please email me with follow-up questions as you work through the material
Option to book additional one-on-one coaching if you want deeper guidance
Who this is for:
Trade nonfiction authors or memoirists who want to write about others ethically without weakening their book.
About the host: Joshua Doležal is the founder of Big Sky Insights, a book coaching firm. He holds a PhD in American Literature and has spent 20 years teaching memoir and narrative medicine, including the ethics and craft of writing about real people's most vulnerable experiences. He is the author of two books and many essays in The Chronicle of Higher Education, The Kenyon Review, The Missouri Review, and other fine magazines. He writes The Recovering Academic on Substack.