You have a story burning inside you.
I've written 3 novels, deeply studied storytelling in my creative writing master’s program, worked at a publishing house, and coached hundreds of writers through the book writing process. Are you next?
I’ll help you bring it to life with warmth, intuition, and expertise.
I’m a novelist, writing mentor, and lifelong reader who believes that every writer at every stage deserves a space where their work can be taken seriously and shaped with care.
After earning my MFA in Creative Writing and spending years teaching others to tell their stories, I founded StoryHeart Studio to offer the kind of deep, personalized mentorship I wish I’d had all along–the kind of support that leaves you with a book you’ll glow with pride over, and a process that will transform you forever.
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“Kimberly has consistently provided excellent feedback with a strong focus on character depth, sensory experience, and the subconscious mind.”
—Rees Collier, fantasy writer
“I feel like I found my path. Kimberly helped me see my work in a whole new light. I can’t wait to dig back in.”
—Ben Savio, essayist
“Kim, you are the best. I want to write you a 10 page review. Any writer who is trying to improve or get published, we all feel like we need someone to hold our hand, and you have been there.”
—Jen Largey, rom-com writer
“It can be really intimidating to share work with others, but Kimberly creates a safe space. I always left our sessions feeling motivated and excited to implement what I had learned. She is an industry expert and offers a wealth of knowledge and resources.”
—Jen Largey, rom-com writer
“Not only is each piece better after receiving Kimberly's insight, but I believe I am a better writer after all the time she's spent helping me troubleshoot issues with my writing.”
—Eowyn Scott, fantasy writer
“Thank you so much for our call today! I really feel excited about the changes being made in my story. I finally feel like I’m writing from a place of joy rather than pressure or stress, and I totally credit that to you!”
—Charlotte Keneipp, historical novelist