Hi! I'm Molly McCowan.
I’m passionate about helping editorial entrepreneurs and authors kickstart their own growth and put their best work out into the world.
As a highly experienced editor, business coach, and instructor, I believe everyone has a unique spark of magic to share. And I know from experience that it isn’t always easy to find—much less sustain—that magic.
Running a freelance editing or proofreading business isn’t easy—it can force you to face every single negative thought, belief, or worry you’ve ever had about your abilities. Add rapidly evolving AI technology to the mix, and suddenly you’re wondering if you even have a place in this industry anymore.
The same goes for writing a book. You’re an expert in your field, but the writing process can trigger imposter syndrome that just. Won’t. Quit.
I specialize in helping you tap into your magic—and I bring a sense of adventure, joyfulness, and self-discovery along the way. Whether you’re navigating AI tools that are reshaping our industry or building systems that free up your creative energy, say hello to a freelance business that uplifts and energizes you. Or discover how a long-pondered idea can expand into a beautifully crafted nonfiction book.
Imagine what it would feel like to finally have the support you need. It’s time to discover your magic and share it with the world.
- Founder & Lead Word Nerd, Inkbot Editing
- AI Instructor & Course Designer, UCSD Copyediting Certificate Program
- Effective Editing Professor, The Great Courses
- Former Education Chairperson, Editorial Freelancers Association
- Founding Member, ACES Training Committee
For Editorial Entrepreneurs
Ready to build a business that energizes you instead of draining you? Explore business coaching, AI literacy training, and courses designed to help you thrive—not just survive—in this evolving industry.
For Aspiring Authors
Your expertise deserves to be shared with the world. Let's transform your idea into a polished, powerful book you're proud of—without the perfectionism paralysis or imposter syndrome getting in the way.