Unravelogue
Weekly live craft sessions and 24/7 co-working for neurodivergent writers in fiction and academia
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Unravelogue is built by and for neurodivergent writers and researchers.
We body-double through the executive-function fog and the fear of the blank page. We workshop drafts and outlines, fiction and academic, and every week there's a live craft session with one person's pages on the table.
Hyperfocus is our rocket fuel and executive dysfunction our kryptonite, and the salon has room for all of it: the pivots and the experiments, the failures, the burnout, the wins. There's no "too slow," and there's certainly no "why can't you just…"
Founded by Annelie Wendeberg — AuDHDer, ex-scientist, and a fiction writer with a million copies sold.
Outcomes
- Get professional feedback on your draft
- Sharpen your writing craft with workshops
- Connect with neurodivergent writers & researchers
What's included?
Weekly Live Craft Sessions
Four video sessions per month covering everything from ideation to publication with Annelie directly, and one member's draft on the table
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 Exchange
Our hangout where we share wins, disasters, aha moments, and ask for feedback on our work.
Workshops
Multi-week workshops on outlining, first drafts, revision, and the business of publishing. Show up live or catch the recording. All workshops stay in the archive.
Who is this for?
- First-time writers who want help getting from chaotic idea to published book
- Early-career researchers who want help turning data into a paper, thesis, or proposal
- Burned-out and stuck writers who need a community that gets them
- Anyone who's tried and abandoned every productivity hack, streak tracker, and brand-new notebook
About the creator
Annelie Wendeberg
Scientist turned novelist · AuDHDer · Mentor, facilitator, and community builder for neurodivergent writers, PhD students, scientists, and creatives
I spent two decades in science at Caltech, Max Planck, Helmholtz and Uppsala University, and published in Nature and PNAS. I white-knuckled academic writing and produced a lot of ugly drafts. Maybe that sounds familiar to you. Where I really learned...