At Writerscape, we build better writers.
Writerscape is here to help you write better. We believe that good writing is clear, vivid, simple and succinct. We believe that all writing — professional or creative — requires the same fundamental skills. And we believe these skills can be taught.
What do we offer?
Professional Development Workshops for lawyers, accountants, doctors and other professionals hoping to improve their written communication. Take one of our existing workshops or contact us and let us design one for you.
Consulting Services for aspiring writers, professionals or companies who need tailored support.
Creative Writing Workshops for writers at all stages of their writing efforts.
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Meet Writerscape’s Founder
Amy Stuart, BA (Hons), BEd, MFA, OCT
Amy Stuart is an experienced educator and the #1 bestselling author of four novels. Her teaching career began in Toronto’s public high school system nearly twenty years ago. As an English teacher and guidance counsellor, Amy worked primarily with youth and adults from marginalized communities. When her first novel hit the bestseller list in 2016, Amy shifted away from full-time teaching. She founded Writerscape in 2018 to help both creative writers and corporate professionals improve their written communication skills. Amy believes wholeheartedly that clear and accessible writing is both a vital professional standard and an issue of equity and inclusion.
Amy has a Honours Bachelor of Arts from the University of Guelph and a Bachelor of Education from OISE/UofT. In 2012, she graduated with high distinction from her Masters of Fine Arts in Creative Writing at UBC. She has facilitated workshops for corporate groups both small and large and can tailor her courses and offerings according to different needs or goals. Amy is a member of Plain Language Association International, a group dedicated to promoting plain language communication in professional settings.
A lifelong hockey player, Amy is one of the only female head coaches in the Greater Toronto Hockey League, the world’s largest competitive youth hockey organization. She lives in Toronto with her husband and their three sons.