Hello! I'm Everett R. Mane, a creative writer passionate about developmental editing, illustration, graphic design, multimedia, publishing, and digital marketing. I realize that ensuring clarity in writing a book is just one part of managing a vibrant literary career. Engaging your audience means planning thoughtfully and communicating clearly across digital platforms to build your brand awareness.

 

WriteRight4Life, LLC is committed to assisting you in discovering your distinctive voice, grounded in accuracy, to achieve your project objectives. I recognize and acknowledge that the investment in a literary career may be substantial; however, the rewards possess the potential to elevate your work to unprecedented levels of success. By maintaining consistency and developing a reputable voice through strategic marketing efforts, you can cultivate a loyal readership. 

 

Allow your work to articulate its value genuinely. I am not a hybrid publishing entity that assures your success at the cost of my expertise. Kindly keep in mind that each remarkable piece of art demonstrates the excellence of passion through committed effort, thereby showcasing your literary merit.

I'm an affiliated partner of the Books-A-Million brand and represent its umbrella corporations and products.


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My Literary Project: Raising Mother Nature
 
My foster mother, Marjorie Wise Sedlacek, and I have written and published a narrative nonfiction book so authentic that it influences consciousness through psychology, philosophy, and spirituality. Raising Mother Nature tells the story of Calhoun Mane, a protagonist who survives by sin, and his actions and choices lead readers into experiences that explore the boundaries of human predictability, as well as moments when Mother Nature’s unpredictability hampers efforts to rebuild family ties. Calhoun started life as a fallen branch of a family tree, lost in his eventual self-discovery. Learn how he finds purpose through spiritual revelations from God.

“The present cannot be lived happily unless the past has been ‘cleared up’ and the future is bright with promise.” ~ Alan Watts