Who We Are
WriteByNight is a writers’ service dedicated to helping you reach your creative potential. We work with writers of all experience levels working in all genres, nationwide and worldwide.
Since its founding in 2009, WBN has helped thousands of writers achieve their literary goals. Our clients have published books with Simon & Schuster, Amazon, St. Martin’s Press, and Little, Brown & Co., among others.
Our customizable one-on-one services include several varieties of book coaching, manuscript consultation, publication assistance, and ghostwriting.
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Justine and David Duhr, WriteByNight’s founders
What We Do
WriteByNight welcomes writers of all experience levels working on (or interested in working on) a novel, memoir, nonfiction book, young adult book, children’s book, short story, newspaper article, magazine article, screenplay, stageplay, poetry, or anything in between. We pride ourselves on the individual attention our writing professionals deliver to each and every writer who passes through our doors.
WBN offers:
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- · a variety of editorial, educational, and publication services tailored to fit your needs
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- · robust, do-it-yourself resources for writers to help you along the road to success
WBN can help you:
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- · Learn the craft of writing, or improve the skills you’ve already developed
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- · Get a specific project off the ground, or complete a project you’ve started
- · Prepare and submit your manuscript for publication
Request your free consultation to learn how WriteByNight can help you write better, right now.
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