CHRISTINE WILCOX

There's a book inside you that you haven't written yet. 


You know the one. You’ve been carrying it for years — maybe decades. You’ve started it, stopped it, circled it, justified why now isn’t the right time. You’re smart, capable, and accomplished. And still, somehow, the book remains unwritten. I built this coaching program for you because it's the one I wish I would have had when I started. 


I’m Christine Wilcox — a lifelong writer, a Master Certified Professional Coach, a certified Human Design practitioner, and a Reiki 1 & 2 certified practitioner. I work with writers who are ready to stop waiting and finally write the book that matters most to them. I am not a book coach. I'm not going to tell you where your acts fall apart or hold you to daily word counts. Writing is deeper than the metrics of a story. I'm a writer coach. 


What makes this work different is the words and the stories are almost never about craft or discipline. It’s about your identity, energy, and the complicated business of figuring out who you are in this chapter of your life. I hold all of it in one container.


I also bring something most writing coaches don’t: I know what it means to be a high-achieving woman who has spent decades leading, communicating, and delivering for everyone else. I spent 20+ years in grocery retail, rising to Group Vice President of Communications and PR. I know the particular exhaustion of being competent at everything except the one creative thing you came here to do.


That’s not a liability. That’s the most useful thing I bring to this work.



Working with Me


The work I do is all about you and your goals. I value authenticity, clear communication, accuracy, and connection. What you want to achieve in the editing process is just as important as ensuring the grammar and punctuation are correct. I also know the lonely struggle of being a writer who needs an opinion on whether a scene works or someone to talk out plot points with. If this sounds like you, I’d love to talk with you about your project.


Giving Back


For several years, I’ve maintained a solo Kiva fundraising team – InvestInHer, primarily focused on funding loans to women businesses around the world.


Why I write


I had a conversation once with Lee Maynard who, in the brief span of time I was in his life before he passed, impressed a great deal of information on my soul. If you’re not familiar with who Lee is or his body of work, you can literally get his voice in your head by listening to an NPR interview he did regarding his semi-autobiographical work, Crum. I had told Lee that I wrote poetry and some fiction, but I wasn’t going to go so far as to say I was a writer.


Lee was trying to convince me to write.


I was trying to convince Lee that I didn’t work that way.


Lee, of course, was right.


Rest in Peace, my friend. I’m forever grateful to you.

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