Plenty of editors and consultants can point out problems.
I can solve them.
Plenty of editors and consultants can point out problems.
I can solve them.
I offer both the highest level of technical knowledge and personal experience
as a prize-winning author, published in fiction, nonfiction and memoir.
Leslie’s recommendations didn't just improve and take my story to the next level. She awakened, sharpened, and re-inspired my own creativity. I am suddenly newly confident about anything I will write in the future.
—Desson Thomson, Film critic for 20 years at the Washington Post and former White House Speechwriter
Leslie respected
my creative intent and dug deep to find the source of the issues.
The suggestions [she] provided were specific and useful. Her guidance was invaluable!
—J.A. Nelson, A Man of Honor, winner of Best Literary Fiction, Nat'l Indie Excellence Awards
Leslie Lehr combines an enormous heart and love of storytelling with keen, incisive editorial talent. She had wonderfully imaginative suggestions that now have star roles in my book. The result?
My novel Above the Salt
landed in a dream home, Flatiron/Macmillan.
—Katherine Vaz, Above the Salt,
a People Magazine's Book of the Week
Benefits of working with Leslie
Highest level of professional feedback
25-years’ experience teaching and working with writers
Limited number of clients
One on One interaction
Package options tailored to each client’s specific needs
About Leslie
Leslie Lehr is a prize-winning author, Novel Consultant for Truby’s Writers Studio, and essayist for Time, Newsweek, Writers Digest, and The New York Times “Modern Love" column. Her memoir,
A Boob's Life, hit #1 in Feminist Literature the same day HBOMax optioned it as a comedy series for producer Salma Hayek. It's earned praise from People Magazine to Publisher's Weekly.
Praise for Leslie's Books
Must Reads
—Good Morning America
Part memoir,
part manifesto,
part history
—Glamour Magazine
Best New Books
—People Magazine
Witty and incisive...
will appeal to women
of all ages
—Publishers Weekly
Funny, and at times heartbreaking
—New York Times Wirecutter
Our verdict: GET IT!
—Kirkus Reviews