Louis Capitano from Capitano Creative Writing Consultant

Louis Capitano

Capitano Creative Writing Consultant

About Us

I am a Creative Writing Consultant. I help people experience the joys of writing for pleasure or commerce. Fact or fiction, prose or poetry, writing can provide an outlet or simply a way to express who we are. Helping people unleash their talents is my goal.

How We Got Started

I worked under a creative writing mentor for five years, when suddenly she developed a malignant brain tumor and passed away in a few weeks. She asked me to take over her creative writing workshops which I have run since 2016. We expand the service as we add more classes and workshops each year.

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Louis from Capitano Creative Writing Consultant Answered this on August 28, 2019
She ran several Creative Writing workshops and asked me to join two of them when I retired.  She was a spry 81 year old grandmother and widow who had been writing for over 40 years.  During my fourth year of attending her her workshop an inoperable brain tumor was discovered.  Not knowing the... (more) She ran several Creative Writing workshops and asked me to join two of them when I retired.  She was a spry 81 year old grandmother and widow who had been writing for over 40 years.  During my fourth year of attending her her workshop an inoperable brain tumor was discovered.  Not knowing the prognosis, she asked me to take over one of her classes.  She passed away three weeks later.  I now coordinate this class and another while attending other creative writing workshops.  This sad event led to opportunity and a whole new career. 

Louis from Capitano Creative Writing Consultant Answered this on June 27, 2019
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Louis from Capitano Creative Writing Consultant Answered this on May 15, 2019
Dear Blue: It's time for you to leave.  As long as you are more than an employee, but less than the boss, your position is untenable.  Your parents watched you grow up, they know you and have watched you make mistakes over the years.  They seem to treat you the same way you were treated while... (more) Dear Blue: It's time for you to leave.  As long as you are more than an employee, but less than the boss, your position is untenable.  Your parents watched you grow up, they know you and have watched you make mistakes over the years.  They seem to treat you the same way you were treated while growing up.  Face it, they don't trust you because in the back of their mind, they are still raising a child.  Take whatever skill sets you have and use them for another employer.  This situation is not likely to improve until you pursue other avenues and build a successful resume.  Then, if you wish, you can return as heir to the family business. Good Luck, Lou (Creative Writing Consultant