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Curious to learn more about how effective our approach to publishing is? Keep scrolling to learn about the experiences of a few of our graduates.

Graduate Spotlight: Juliet Artman

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.”

Graduate Spotlight: Joseph Brink

Joseph has drafted 10 full-length novels and already has interest in his manuscripts from multiple publishers. Not only that, but he earned $24,000 from his landscaping business during his last summer in the Conservatory.

As a graduate, Joseph is focused on pitching agents, attending writers conferences, and launching his publishing career with his Voices of the Future anthology, which sold nearly 1,000 copies in the first month.

Graduate Spotlight: Sarah Pagel

Sarah has 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.”

Right after graduation, Sarah launched her first book and landed a summer position with Tyndale House Publishers.

(These profiles accurately reflect what is possible when students are trained in both writing and business skills – but results reflect our students’ own intense dedication and hard work. We cannot guarantee these outcomes for every student.)

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