3-Month Mentorship with Rayya Liebich


This 3-month mentorship will help you reach your unique writing goals by offering practical support and sustained encouragement. Each month will start with a 1-hour Coaching Call. This is an opportunity to create goals and intentions for the coming month. Rayya will then build and deliver resources, reading lists, and personalized coaching to keep the momentum going. At the end of each month, you have the chance to submit up to 2,000 words for review and receive detailed, kind, and constructive feedback.


What the Mentorship Includes

  • 3 hours of 1:1 Coaching Calls over Zoom

  • 3 months of tailor-made resources, reading lists and accountability for any goals set

  • 3 opportunities to submit writing of  up to 2,000 words each time (or the chance to polish and revise one piece three times) with detailed and attentive feedback in return


Who It’s For

Any writer committed to writing a memoir who longs to connect directly with a mentor to receive personalized support over a longer period of time. Whether it’s to overcome blocks and doubts, create a more sustainable writing practice, or help revise drafts, having a mentor can transform what may feel daunting into a positive and enjoyable creative process.


Cost 

$475 USD per month, $1,425 for 3 months


Dates

September-December  2026


To register or ask questions, please write to rayliebich@hotmail.com.


Rayya Liebich is a writer and educator of Lebanese and Polish descent. She is the author of four chapbooks, the full-length poetry collection Min Hayati (Inanna Publications) and the hybrid memoir Milk Teeth (Pownal Street Press). Winner of the International Amy MacRae Award and Briarpatch’s Writing in the Margins Contest, her words can be found in The Rumpus, Geist, Room, Protean Magazine and elsewhere. Based in Nelson, British Columbia, Liebich is passionate about teaching creative writing and has had the pleasure of leading  several writing series online for MWI (Micro Memoir, Hermit Crab Essays and Writing Through Grief) and feels lucky to have the chance to be a guest teacher on retreats with Alison in Tuscany and Victoria.