For those in need of support from the outset of a writing project, Reads Well’s PROJECT DEVELOPMENT service is the best choice. Project Development provides clear, constructive feedback and specific direction for further improvement at each stage in the writing process, as well as guidance and encouragement to ensure you complete the assignment, in full and on time.
For a whole range of reasons, putting ideas into writing is more of a challenge for some than for others. Some people can toss off an essay in a couple of hours; others would rather speak in public than sit down to write. Project Development is ideal for those who have difficulty ‘getting started’ or who otherwise struggle with written work.
Project Mentors provide on-going, one-to-one, customised support throughout the life of the assignment. They can help you generate and develop your initial ideas, produce a rough draft and subsequent revisions, and prepare your documents for assessment, presentation, publication or print.
Reads Well’s Mentors specialise in support for non-native English speakers, those with learning disabilities such as dyslexia, and anyone else who knows what they want to say but has difficulty expressing themselves in writing .
If you think Project Development could help you, contact Reads Well to schedule an initial meeting, at NO CHARGE and with NO OBLIGATION, to discuss your project and specific support needs.
Reads Well founder Jennifer Cornell has worked as a pet sitter, a dishwasher, a field biologist, a community support provider, a lab technician, a scientific illustrator, a public speaking coach and a professor of English.
In addition to fiction, she has published original research in a wide range of fields, including the defensive behaviour of Buckmoth caterpillars (Hemileuca lucina), representations of political violence in film and literature, the Black Death, restorative justice, and the literary motif of star-crossed love. She’s been teaching somebody something for over 25 years. 
