Share Your Story.
Change The World.
Empowering Mission-Driven Writers &
Thought Leaders to Develop, Write & Publish
Their Memoirs & Non-Fiction Books.
7 Steps to Writing on Purpose Workbook
If you’re ready to get started, download my FREE 7 Steps to Writing on Purpose Workbook that contains all the questions and prompts you’ll need to start bringing your project to life.
Welcome!
Hi there! I’m Candace, your writing coach and storyteller extraordinaire. I empower mission-driven writers and thought leaders who are seeking to make a difference by guiding them from ideation to publication. Drawing from my 30 years of experience in story analysis and coaching, I offer a unique blend of deep narrative insight and nurturing support.
From Idea to Publication.
Let’s Make Your Writing Dreams a Reality.
Client Love.
“Candace Kearns Read, an accomplished writer herself, read the early drafts of my manuscript and copyedited the later drafts. Her criticism and positive encouragement helped me see the book through to publication.”
“As a writer and editor, Candace Kearns Read has keen insight into the many ties that bind human relationships, what happens when those ties unravel, and how people put themselves and their relationships back together. Candace is one of my top go-to colleagues for feedback that cuts to the heart of things, honest but also encouraging, full of the kind of tough love that I need to serve the story.”
“Thank you for all your wisdom and guidance. You are a great teacher, and the work done in your class has been so helpful. You give excellent advice, and don’t sugar coat, but at the same time install confidence.”
“I had no idea how much work writing a book was at the start of this project. Without the support of my brilliant writing and research partner, Candace Kearns Read, my book would never have come to life”
“Candace Kearns Read has a knack for whipping a weak script into shape. She is tough, but in the kindest way.”
“I’ve learned more from Candace than I ever did from any class, book, or “expert” I ever looked to for help. Her criticism is constructive, encouraging and enlightening.”
