Unravelogue
We are writers whose brains didn't ship with the standard operating system
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Unravelogue is built by and for neurodivergent writers and anyone whose brain didn't ship with the standard operating system. Hyperfocus is our rocket fuel and executive dysfunction our kryptonite. Our writers' salon fits all of our ideas, the pivots and the experiments, the failures, the burnout, and the wins.
We body-double through the executive-function fog and the fear of the blank page. We workshop drafts and outlines, and argue about the best ways to poison your protagonist's husband in the 1850s and get away with it.
There's no "too slow," and there's certainly no "why can't you just..."
Founded by Annelie Wendeberg, an AuDHDer, ex-scientist, and bestselling & award-winning author.
Outcomes
- Write with your awesome brain, not against it
- Beat task paralysis, one small step at a time
- Trick your inner critic into silence
- Ride your hyperfocus and rest before you crash
- Chop a monstrous book project into mini steps
What's included?
24/7 Body-Doubling Rooms
Live coworking spaces where you show up, write next to others, and get past the task-initiation force field. Cameras and mics are optional. Come and go as you like.
The Salon
A masking-optional room to talk craft, swap encouragement, and argue about the best way to kill your darlings.
Live events
Drop-in sessions on craft, outlines, drafts, and the business of publishing
Live Coaching
Real-time help with whatever's stuck. Give the opening a ZING, fix the sagging middle, build a writing system that won't burn you out, and map your path to publication.
Courses
The Map to Your First Book
1 section • 6 lessons
The Anti-Hustle Map to Your First Book (or how to not drink from the firehose)
Emergency Creativity
7 sections • 29 lessons
Who is this for?
- First-time writers who feel the publishing world isn't made for them
- Writers whose brains didn't ship with the standard operarting system
- Burned-out and stuck writers who need a community who gets them
- Writers who've tried and abandoned every productivity hack, streak tracker, and brand-new notebook
