Sandra Rodriguez Bicknell

Sandra Rodriguez Bicknell Best Selling Author | Publisher | Book Coach

If your memoir is still unwritten, one of these might be why.Most people aren’t avoiding their story because they don’t ...
06/04/2026

If your memoir is still unwritten, one of these might be why.

Most people aren’t avoiding their story because they don’t care about it. They’re avoiding it because of what they’ve come to believe about it, that it’s not enough, that the timing isn’t right, that going back means getting lost there.

None of that is true. But it can feel true enough to keep you waiting.

A memoir isn’t about having lived a remarkable life. It’s about being willing to look honestly at the one you did live with, and finding what it was trying to teach you.

That’s the story worth writing. And it’s probably already inside you.

Follow for more on what’s really keeping your story unwritten. ✨

Some will read. Some will just listen. Both are the right reasons to come.Writers Night is an open mic, but not the kind...
06/02/2026

Some will read. Some will just listen. Both are the right reasons to come.

Writers Night is an open mic, but not the kind that asks you to perform. A few minutes at the mic to share something real, an excerpt, a poem, a reflection, while a warm room listens over coffee or wine. The theme is courageous expression. Not polished. Not finished. Works-in-progress belong here, too.

Sign up to read, or come to support. And if you feel the pull halfway through, there’s a waitlist for exactly that moment.

Sometimes the first step toward saying what’s inside you is hearing someone else do it first.

June 4 · 6:30 PM · Emissary Cafe
Coconut Grove · No cover

Come to read. Come to listen. Come to feel something.

First-time author. Completely new territory. The kind of project that feels too big to hold the moment you start.What go...
05/29/2026

First-time author. Completely new territory. The kind of project that feels too big to hold the moment you start.

What got Geoff to the finish line wasn’t suddenly knowing how to write a book. It was no longer carrying the weight of it alone.

That’s the shift I get to help people make.

Not learning how to write, but letting yourself be supported through the part that feels too big to do by yourself.

Comment READY if you’ve been waiting to begin. 🤍

There are books that tell a story.And then there are books that hand you a mirror. Birthing an Angel is the second kind....
05/26/2026

There are books that tell a story.

And then there are books that hand you a mirror. Birthing an Angel is the second kind.

Megan writes for the woman who has survived something she’s still making sense of: the grief, the relationships that slowly dimmed her light, the quiet unraveling that happens when you finally stop pretending everything is fine.

Her story isn’t about arriving somewhere perfect. It’s about what opens up when you stop fleeing from the parts of yourself you’ve been afraid to face.

Deeply personal. Quietly universal.

If you’ve been carrying something heavy and wondering if it’s yours to share, this book will remind you that your story was never meant to stay silent.

✨ Link in bio to learn more.

There is something that happens when you finally say the thing out loud.Not in your head. Not in a journal no one will e...
05/22/2026

There is something that happens when you finally say the thing out loud.

Not in your head. Not in a journal no one will ever read. Out loud, in a room full of people who are genuinely listening.

It changes something.

The Writers Night Open Mic event is built for exactly that. Writers, poets, and storytellers coming together to share a few minutes of their work in a space that values voice over perfection and connection over performance.

You can sign up to read. Or you can simply come to listen and let someone else’s words remind you that yours matter too.

Either way, there is something waiting for you in that room.

Details in bio. Come as you are.

Most people trying to write their book are starting in the wrong place.They’re beginning with what happened: the event, ...
05/19/2026

Most people trying to write their book are starting in the wrong place.

They’re beginning with what happened: the event, the experience, the hardest season. And then wondering why it feels too heavy, too small, or too hard to shape into something.

Here’s the reframe: your story isn’t the event. It’s what the event made possible. What it taught you. What it might free someone else from carrying. That’s the book.

If this is speaking to you…don’t ignore it. Book your Creative Alignment Session. Link in bio.

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