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The Writers Room

A Mastermind for Nonfiction Writers

This nine-month, in-person mastermind will help you

move your manuscript from dream to done.

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IT TAKES A VILLAGE

TO WRITE A BOOK

Here’s what you’ll get as a member of The Writers Room:

Two Monthly In-Person Group Meetings (Franklin, TN): Structured feedback, teaching, workshopping, and encouragement

Two 1:1 Coaching Sessions: Personalized guidance on your manuscript, message, or next steps

Craft Training: Teaching on topics like storytelling, structuring your book, audience-building, and AI

Discounted Rates for Bonus Workshops: Exclusive access to optional half-day sessions on book marketing, book proposals, voice development, and publishing pathways

Consistent Feedback: On your pages, your pitch, and your progress

A Committed Community: A small group of fellow writers cheering you on

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Commitment and Cost

Dates: September 2025—May 2026

Meetings: Every other Tuesday*

Location: Franklin, Tennessee

Investment: $250/month (or a one-time payment of $2,000—one month free!)

*Tentative day of the week—please share your availability in the application. 

Only 10 Seats Are Available

Claim Your Place at the Table

The Writers Room is an application-only group
to ensure it’s a great fit for everyone.


Spots are limited—apply early! ​​​​​​​​​​​

MEET YOUR WRITING COACH

Hi, I’m Rachel Miller! 

I'm an author, ghostwriter, and writing coach. Basically, I'm obsessed with books—nothing is more powerful than a good word written at the right time. 

In addition to publishing one of my own, When It Hurts to Hope, I’ve ghostwritten or collaborated on dozens of books over the past decade—with bestselling authors like Dave Ramsey, Rachel Cruze, Dr. John Delony, Ken Coleman, Liz Bohannon, and Lysa TerKeurst.

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Before a book lives on a shelf, it first lives inside a person. If you've got an idea that won't leave you alone, I want to help you get it out of your head and onto the page. 

I’m not just creating a writing group. I’m building a launchpad.

 

In 2020, I started my first writers group. At the time, none of the members had ever published a book.

 

Five years later, five books are now published or in progress. None of us could have done it without the practical tips, feedback, and—most of all—the encouragement to simply keep going.​​​​​​​​​

Writing is hard. I'm here to help.

Do I have to have a full manuscript already?

What genres are welcome?

Will you help me get published?

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