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Wayne South Smith

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Writer’s Coaching

Client Success: Dr. Lucinda Grapenthin Releases Children’s Book including Parental Guide

By Wayne | September 29, 2021 | 0

“I love using children’s’ books in my therapy practice,” shared Dr. Lucinda Grapenthin, “so why not write my own?”  Following her dream, Dr. Cindy, as she’s known by many of her clients, is the author of Toby, Toby, Worry Free, a tale of an octopus child who feels a deep fear of riding a bike. …

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A Very Special Gift of Writer’s Coaching for the writer on your list…or for you!

By Wayne | December 9, 2020 | 1

Do you know someone with a dream of becoming a writer?   Or has this been on your resolution list new year after new year? The Writer’s Coaching Special is back at only $39!   This offer has proven to be the encouragement for many to move forward with their dream of writing and even publishing. Limited…

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Client Success: Guided by Dad’s Love Letters, Karen Vanderyt Pens “The Dutchman”

By Wayne | November 30, 2020 | 1

“The Dutchman and Portland’s Finest Rose takes place in 1946-49 when young men and women were questioning their roles after WWII ended while endeavoring to make themselves and their country a better place,” shared author Karen J. Vanderyt. “There’s young love, commitment, and hope mixed with uncertainty and death. There’s a drive for college success,…

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Client Success: Illustrator Kevin Gosselin Creates Vivid, Emotional Art for Prescott’s “A Stone for Kayla”

By Wayne | February 24, 2020 | 0

“Walt’s vision for the book had always been watercolors which was terrifying for me because I had little experience using them,” said illustrator Kevin Gosselin. Though an artist from a young age with years of experience in graphic design, A Stone for Kayla on the Camino de Santiago was his first time illustrating a book.…

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