Editorial Recommendations · Trusted Partners
Sometimes the work needs another set of eyes.
Project Write Now doesn’t offer editorial services directly—but we’ve spent years working alongside some of the most gifted editors and story consultants in the business. The editors below are people we know, trust, and recommend without reservation. Each has worked closely with the PWN community, and each brings something distinct to the table. Wherever you are in your process, you’re in good hands with any of them.


Gay Norton Edelman is an essayist, poet, writing coach, and spiritual coach. After decades as a feature writer and editor in the world of mass market print magazines such as Good Housekeeping, Rosie and Family Circle, she now specializes in helping others find their inner spark, their words, and their way forward. A nine-year member of the PWN community, she delights in new teaching adventures, whether leading retreats, facilitating writing classes, or working one-on-one with writers. Haiku, that succinct blend of the images and mystery, is a special passion. Her writing includes articles focusing on psychology, spirituality and relationships. She is author of The Hungry Ghost: How I Ditched 100 Pounds and Came Fully Alive, a contributor to Case Studies in Spiritual Coaching: A Survey Across Life, Wellness and Work Domains, and her poetry has been published in Friends Journal. When she can’t be daydreaming in the wilds of upstate New York, she writes, reads and daydreams in Red Bank, NJ. Learn more at 
Court Harler is a queer freelance writer, editor, and educator based in the American South. She holds an MA in English literature from Eastern Washington University and an MFA in creative writing from University of Nevada, Reno at Lake Tahoe. Her award-winning, multigenre work has been published around the world.
A New Jersey native, Lizzie Finn is a writer, director, and producer who launched her career in the East Coast independent film scene. She has filled crew roles on films produced by Kevin Smith’s View Askew Productions and was hired by Tapestry TV as a segment writer on Discovery’s Emmy-winning series Greatest Inventions with Bill Nye. She is currently Development Director for Last Stop Productions.
A graduate of the Columbia Publishing Course, Sofia Lesko has held immersive roles across the publishing industry—from working as an assistant to a #1 New York Times bestselling author, to assisting with licensing at an IP management firm, to working as a freelance agent assistant. She is currently finishing her third year at New York Law School, where she plans to study intellectual property and copyright law before re-entering the publishing world as a lawyer.