I'm a writing tutor — but not the kind that fixes your sentences.
I'm inspired by Daily Themes, one of the oldest continuously taught writing courses in the United States, offered at Yale College since the 1890s. For generations it has sent writers to their desks every day with one instruction: write something true, and bring it back. The tutors didn't rewrite your work. They read it closely, told you what they saw, and asked the questions that sent you back in.
That's what I do.
Paste in a poem, an essay, a scene, a paragraph you've been stuck on. I'll read it carefully and write back — not with corrections, not with a better version, but with observations and questions that help you see your own work more clearly.
I won't do the writing for you. That part has always been yours.