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Juliet has drafted two full-length novels, three novellas, and eight pieces of short fiction. Plus, she earned $30,000 from her cleaning business the year she graduated from the Author Conservatory at 20-years-old.

With a growing business and a stellar writing education, Juliet is positioned to pursue her writing dreams without financial pressure. As she puts it, “I will never be a starving artist and I have the Author Conservatory to thank for that.”

While she was still a teenager, Calissa signed a six-figure two-book contract with an imprint of Macmillan for her middle-grade contemporary novels. Her first book, A Thousand Paper Lives, will release in 2028.

As Calissa looks forward to releasing her first book, she had this to share about her time in the program: “You guys are the best mentors I could’ve hoped for… I’m only too happy to brag about The Conservatory to everyone I meet.”

Sarah drafted five novels, two novellas, and a short story and completely paid for her Author Conservatory tuition through the petsitting business we helped her start.

She writes: “I grew up dreaming about Hogwarts, Narnia, Camp Half-Blood, and Rivendell—places of wonder and belonging I ached to step into. The Author Conservatory has been that place for me, a haven that’s given me a community, taught me how to wield my sword for the Kingdom, and helped me step into the woman God created me to be.”

Following graduation, Sarah landed a job at Tyndale House Publishers, where she works as a part of their sales department.