Stefan Emunds
Author of the Eight Writing Crafts and creator of ECHOES, the Eight Crafts Holistic & Objective Editing Service
Male from Köln, Germany and speaks EnglishAvailable for Collaboration, Interviews in In-Person, Remote Formats
Fiction writers, novelists
Topics Discussed by Stefan Emunds
About Stefan Emunds
Modern authors do so much more than authoring books.
They also maintain blogs, produce videos, hold speeches, and discuss relevant topics on social media.
They offer a holistic service that revolves around the value they labor to produce for their audience.
Hence, authors services should also be holistic.
Stefan is a certified positive psychology coach and author with a passion for storytelling.
He believes stories are gateways to empathy, a deeper understanding of cultures, and personal growth.
Stefan used his psychology and writing expertises to develop the Eight Crafts of Writing, a holistic storytelling methodology.
This methodology combines the psychology of creativity and the writing craft(s), which helps authors to plot and pants without limits.
Taking the Eight Crafts methodology to the next level, Stefan created ECHOES, an AI-powered editing service designed to provide objective and granular writing assessments, like editorial evaluations of story outlines, scene structure, characterization, world-building, narrative, and thematic development.
With ECHOES, authors don’t need to polish their manuscript before involving an editorial service.
They can receive feedback already for the first draft of their story.
Availability for Interviews
Everyday except Sunday from 12pm to 6pm Europe/Berlin
Interview & Promotion Format
- Guest Form
- Pre-Interview Call
- Share Episodes
- Email Subscribers
Target Audience
Fiction writers, novelists
Why Invite as a Guest?
I am the author of the Eight Crafts of Writing, which provides a holistic view of storytelling. I also created ECHOES, which turns editing on its head. Instead of submitting manuscripts to editors, writers can now avail of AI-powered precision edits that perform focused editorial tasks, like evaluating deep POV technicalities, scene structure, or even something as granular as a chapter hook.