Why your 50s & 60s might be the perfect time to begin
If you’ve ever thought, “I’ve always wanted to write… but I’m not sure I can,” you’re not alone.
Midlife often brings a shift—a little more space, a longing you can’t ignore, and a question you’ve carried for years: Could I actually do this?
- You don’t need a big idea.
- You don’t need to feel ready.
- You just need a place to begin— and someone who understands how hard, and how hopeful, that beginning can be.
What if you didn’t have to figure it out alone?
You don’t need a book idea or a writing degree. You just need someone to walk beside you while you explore what’s possible.
Book coaching gives you a gentle structure, a place to ask questions, and the confidence to begin—even if you’re still unsure.
What people are saying
The techniques taught on the course helped me make real progress on the early chapters of my book—I’m so grateful for the guidance and encouragement.
— C.N.
I felt completely supported and encouraged throughout. The feedback was insightful and inspiring, and it gave me real confidence in my writing.
— E.D.
'I previously worked as a journalist for many years, writing for titles including The Sunday Times and The Scotsman, but remain relatively new to fiction and so have welcomed Cat’s guidance with enthusiasm and gratitude. Whenever we work together, I’m confident of being in the hands of a professional.
Cat is also an extremely kind and ethical person, and I feel lucky we have found each other.'
— H.F.
About Cat
I’m a certified book coach, creative writing tutor, and lifelong lover of words.
I’ve worked in publishing, teach at the University of Edinburgh, and now support women who are ready to stop waiting and start exploring the novel they’ve always dreamed of writing — even if they’re not sure what it is yet.