Write & Experience
There is the storyteller. The writer. The playwright. The editor who can see what a story is trying to become.
The coach who knows when a writer needs direction and when she needs permission. The woman of faith.
The encouragement. The thinker. The paper lover. The Auntie. The woman who still believes a good story, a well-timed word, and something meaningful in the mailbox can change the temperature of a day.

This is where those different parts of Emily Claudette Freeman meet.
Come experience the one that feels like what you need right now.
Write & Experience

There is the storyteller. The writer. The playwright. The editor who can see what a story is trying to become.
The coach who knows when a writer needs direction and when she needs permission. The woman of faith.
The encouragement. The thinker. The paper lover. The Auntie. The woman who still believes a good story, a well-timed word, and something meaningful in the mailbox can change the temperature of a day.
This is where those different parts of Emily Claudette Freeman meet.
Come experience the one that feels like what you need right now.
Write & Experience
There is the storyteller. The writer. The playwright. The editor who can see what a story is trying to become.
The coach who knows when a writer needs direction and when she needs permission. The woman of faith.
The encouragement. The thinker. The paper lover. The Auntie. The woman who still believes a good story, a well-timed word, and something meaningful in the mailbox can change the temperature of a day.
This is where those different parts of Emily Claudette Freeman meet.
Come experience the one that feels like what you need right now.

THE SEASON OF BEING EXPERIENCE

The Season of Being Experience brings together Emily Claudette’s writer, encourager, and reflective side through four guided experiences: Release & Reset, Write Back to Yourself, Voice, Vision & Becoming, and Fabulous You Arising.
These are places to put some things down, pick some things back up, and write your way into whatever season is asking you to become next.
You’ll want this when life has been loud, you have been giving everybody else your attention, and it may be time to hear from you again.

This is where more of Emily Claudette’s writing coach and editor brain gets to work. Her Payhip collection brings together practical digital resources, guided tools, writing experiences, and materials created to help writers think more clearly about their work, move through stuck places, strengthen what they are creating, and keep going.
It is expertise you can take with you and use when you need it.
You need this when you want Emily’s writing-room wisdom on your desk without putting another appointment on your calendar.
THE SEASON OF BEING EXPERIENCE

You’ll want this when life has been loud, you have been giving everybody else your attention, and it may be time to hear from you again.
The Season of Being Experience brings together Emily Claudette’s writer, encourager, and reflective side through four guided experiences: Release & Reset, Write Back to Yourself, Voice, Vision & Becoming, and Fabulous You Arising.
These are places to put some things down, pick some things back up, and write your way into whatever season is asking you to become next.
This is where more of Emily Claudette’s writing coach and editor brain gets to work. Her Payhip collection brings together practical digital resources, guided tools, writing experiences, and materials created to help writers think more clearly about their work, move through stuck places, strengthen what they are creating, and keep going.
It is expertise you can take with you and use when you need it.

You need this when you want Emily’s writing-room wisdom on your desk without putting another appointment on your calendar.

Meet the storyteller and the woman behind the stories.
Emily Claudette’s Substack is where the creator gets room to wander.
Here, the author, playwright, storyteller, thinker, writing woman, and occasional observer of the beautifully ridiculous all get a turn. It is a space for stories, reflections, people, life, wisdom gathered along the way, and the conversations that reveal who people really are.
Some pieces entertain. Some linger. Some may have you looking at your own life a little differently.
You’ll want to be here when you like your wisdom wrapped in story, your reflection with personality, and your writers sounding unmistakably human.
You’ll want to be here when you like your wisdom wrapped in story, your reflection with personality, and your writers sounding unmistakably human.

You’ll want to be here when you like your wisdom wrapped in story, your reflection with personality, and your writers sounding unmistakably human.
Meet the storyteller and the woman behind the stories.
Emily Claudette’s Substack is where the creator gets room to wander.
Here, the author, playwright, storyteller, thinker, writing woman, and occasional observer of the beautifully ridiculous all get a turn. It is a space for stories, reflections, people, life, wisdom gathered along the way, and the conversations that reveal who people really are.
Some pieces entertain. Some linger. Some may have you looking at your own life a little differently.

You’ll want to be here when you like your wisdom wrapped in story, your reflection with personality, and your writers sounding unmistakably human.
Meet the storyteller and the woman behind the stories.
Emily Claudette’s Substack is where the creator gets room to wander.
Here, the author, playwright, storyteller, thinker, writing woman, and occasional observer of the beautifully ridiculous all get a turn. It is a space for stories, reflections, people, life, wisdom gathered along the way, and the conversations that reveal who people really are.
Some pieces entertain. Some linger. Some may have you looking at your own life a little differently.

Meet the fiction writer who notices the people everyone else walks past.
Step into the world of Teresita “Tee” Randall and the neighborhood diner where people come for more than what’s on the menu.
Sweet Tee’s lets Emily Claudette do what storytellers do best: observe people, listen closely, uncover what lies beneath their words, and create a world where ordinary lives are never quite ordinary. It’s fiction with people at the center and a storyteller who truly pays attention.
You need Sweet Tee’s when you’re craving a good story one that lets you settle in, get lost in the moment, and become attached to characters who feel like people you already know.

Meet the writer before the writing is finished.
Before there is a polished page, there is the thought. The question. The character who will not hush. The sentence rolling around at 2:17 in the morning. Writing in My Head gives people access to how Emily Claudette thinks about writing, the life inside the writer, creativity, craft, self-discovery, and the questions writers carry while they are trying to make something true.
This is less “Here is the finished work” and more “Come inside the room where the work is becoming.”
You’ll want this when you love hearing how writers think or when your own writing brain could use some company.

Meet the Auntie who loves you enough to say the thing.
This is Emily Claudette the encourager, truth-teller, wisdom-giver, and woman who knows sometimes you need somebody to remind you of what you already know but have temporarily forgotten.
Auntie Needs to Tell You Something brings encouragement through actual mail: something created to be opened, held, reread, tucked away, and discovered again on the day you need it.
It may be tender. It may be funny. It may step on a toe.
Auntie has range.
You need this when you could use a regular dose of “Baby, listen…” arriving somewhere other than your phone.

Meet the storyteller who still believes anticipation is part of the story.
The Notes We Play combines Emily Claudette’s love of storytelling with her love of connection and the almost-forgotten pleasure of receiving something good in the mail.
It is a monthly story experience that lets the narrative arrive differently piece by piece, note by note, giving readers something to open, enter, enjoy, and anticipate.
Because every story does not need to be swallowed in one sitting.
You’ll want this when you love stories, surprises in the mailbox, and having something delightful to look forward to.

Meet the woman who believes thoughts deserve good paper.
There is a tactile side to Emily Claudette’s writing life the journals, notebooks, pages, pens, scribbled prayers, half-finished thoughts, lists, revelations, and words that somehow become more real once they are written down.
The Emily Claudette Paperie gives that part of the creative life somewhere beautiful to land through journals and paper goods created for writing, reflection, remembering, planning, praying, dreaming, and simply putting pen to paper.
Because some of us are never going completely digital.
And we are perfectly fine with that.
You need this when a blank page still feels like possibility and you believe the paper you write on can be part of the experience.
You need this when a blank page still feels like possibility and you believe the paper you write on can be part of the experience.

Meet the writer across the years.
The books hold many versions of Emily Claudette.
There is fiction. Faith. Women trying to find their way through life and love. Prayer. Healing. Reflection. Creative purpose. Journaling. Becoming. And the questions that have followed a writer through decades of paying attention to people, God, herself, and the spaces between all three.
The books are where readers can spend more time with the words and perhaps discover which Emily Claudette they met first.
You’ll want to browse here when you are ready to sit with a story, a question, a prayer, a journal, or a few words that may stay with you long after you close the cover.
Maybe it is the storyteller.
Maybe the Auntie.
Maybe the writing coach who has a tool that can get you moving again.
Maybe the woman who wants you to put the phone down, pick up a pen, and spend a little time with yourself.
Maybe you need fiction.
Maybe wisdom.
Maybe reflection.
Maybe something beautiful for your desk.
Maybe you just want good mail.
They are not separate brands or disconnected ideas.
They are different expressions of the same creative life words, stories, wisdom, faith, reflection, encouragement, and the belief that what we write, tell, remember, and share can matter.
So look around.
Chances are, there is an Emily Claudette here for the season you are in.
Meet the fiction writer who notices the people everyone else walks past.
Step into the world of Teresita “Tee” Randall and the neighborhood diner where people come for more than what’s on the menu.
Sweet Tee’s lets Emily Claudette do what storytellers do best: observe people, listen closely, uncover what lies beneath their words, and create a world where ordinary lives are never quite ordinary. It’s fiction with people at the center and a storyteller who truly pays attention.

You need Sweet Tee’s when you’re craving a good story one that lets you settle in, get lost in the moment, and become attached to characters who feel like people you already know.

You’ll want this when you love hearing how writers think or when your own writing brain could use some company.
Meet the writer before the writing is finished.
Before there is a polished page, there is the thought. The question. The character who will not hush. The sentence rolling around at 2:17 in the morning. Writing in My Head gives people access to how Emily Claudette thinks about writing, the life inside the writer, creativity, craft, self-discovery, and the questions writers carry while they are trying to make something true.
This is less “Here is the finished work” and more “Come inside the room where the work is becoming.”

Meet the Auntie who loves you enough to say the thing.
This is Emily Claudette the encourager, truth-teller, wisdom-giver, and woman who knows sometimes you need somebody to remind you of what you already know but have temporarily forgotten.
Auntie Needs to Tell You Something brings encouragement through actual mail: something created to be opened, held, reread, tucked away, and discovered again on the day you need it.
It may be tender. It may be funny. It may step on a toe.
Auntie has range.
You need this when you could use a regular dose of “Baby, listen…” arriving somewhere other than your phone.

You’ll want this when you love stories, surprises in the mailbox, and having something delightful to look forward to.
Meet the storyteller who still believes anticipation is part of the story.
The Notes We Play combines Emily Claudette’s love of storytelling with her love of connection and the almost-forgotten pleasure of receiving something good in the mail.
It is a monthly story experience that lets the narrative arrive differently piece by piece, note by note, giving readers something to open, enter, enjoy, and anticipate.
Because every story does not need to be swallowed in one sitting.

You need this when a blank page still feels like possibility and you believe the paper you write on can be part of the experience.
Meet the woman who believes thoughts deserve good paper.
There is a tactile side to Emily Claudette’s writing life the journals, notebooks, pages, pens, scribbled prayers, half-finished thoughts, lists, revelations, and words that somehow become more real once they are written down.
The Emily Claudette Paperie gives that part of the creative life somewhere beautiful to land through journals and paper goods created for writing, reflection, remembering, planning, praying, dreaming, and simply putting pen to paper.
Because some of us are never going completely digital.
And we are perfectly fine with that.

Meet the writer across the years.
The books hold many versions of Emily Claudette.
There is fiction. Faith. Women trying to find their way through life and love. Prayer. Healing. Reflection. Creative purpose. Journaling. Becoming. And the questions that have followed a writer through decades of paying attention to people, God, herself, and the spaces between all three.
The books are where readers can spend more time with the words and perhaps discover which Emily Claudette they met first.
You’ll want to browse here when you are ready to sit with a story, a question, a prayer, a journal, or a few words that may stay with you long after you close the cover.
Maybe it is the storyteller.
Maybe the Auntie.
Maybe the writing coach who has a tool that can get you moving again.
Maybe the woman who wants you to put the phone down, pick up a pen, and spend a little time with yourself.
Maybe you need fiction.
Maybe wisdom.
Maybe reflection.
Maybe something beautiful for your desk.
Maybe you just want good mail.
They are not separate brands or disconnected ideas.
They are different expressions of the same creative life words, stories, wisdom, faith, reflection, encouragement, and the belief that what we write, tell, remember, and share can matter.
So look around.
Chances are, there is an Emily Claudette here for the season you are in.
THE SEASON OF BEING EXPERIENCE

You’ll want this when life has been loud, you have been giving everybody else your attention, and it may be time to hear from you again.
The Season of Being Experience brings together Emily Claudette’s writer, encourager, and reflective side through four guided experiences: Release & Reset, Write Back to Yourself, Voice, Vision & Becoming, and Fabulous You Arising.
These are places to put some things down, pick some things back up, and write your way into whatever season is asking you to become next.
This is where more of Emily Claudette’s writing coach and editor brain gets to work. Her Payhip collection brings together practical digital resources, guided tools, writing experiences, and materials created to help writers think more clearly about their work, move through stuck places, strengthen what they are creating, and keep going.
It is expertise you can take with you and use when you need it.

You need this when you want Emily’s writing-room wisdom on your desk without putting another appointment on your calendar.
Meet the fiction writer who notices the people everyone else walks past.
Step into the world of Teresita “Tee” Randall and the neighborhood diner where people come for more than what’s on the menu.
Sweet Tee’s lets Emily Claudette do what storytellers do best: observe people, listen closely, uncover what lies beneath their words, and create a world where ordinary lives are never quite ordinary. It’s fiction with people at the center and a storyteller who truly pays attention.

You need Sweet Tee’s when you’re craving a good story one that lets you settle in, get lost in the moment, and become attached to characters who feel like people you already know.

You’ll want this when you love hearing how writers think or when your own writing brain could use some company.
Meet the writer before the writing is finished.
Before there is a polished page, there is the thought. The question. The character who will not hush. The sentence rolling around at 2:17 in the morning. Writing in My Head gives people access to how Emily Claudette thinks about writing, the life inside the writer, creativity, craft, self-discovery, and the questions writers carry while they are trying to make something true.
This is less “Here is the finished work” and more “Come inside the room where the work is becoming.”
Meet the Auntie who loves you enough to say the thing.
This is Emily Claudette the encourager, truth-teller, wisdom-giver, and woman who knows sometimes you need somebody to remind you of what you already know but have temporarily forgotten.
Auntie Needs to Tell You Something brings encouragement through actual mail: something created to be opened, held, reread, tucked away, and discovered again on the day you need it.
It may be tender. It may be funny. It may step on a toe.
Auntie has range.

You need this when you could use a regular dose of “Baby, listen…” arriving somewhere other than your phone.

You’ll want this when you love stories, surprises in the mailbox, and having something delightful to look forward to.
Meet the storyteller who still believes anticipation is part of the story.
The Notes We Play combines Emily Claudette’s love of storytelling with her love of connection and the almost-forgotten pleasure of receiving something good in the mail.
It is a monthly story experience that lets the narrative arrive differently piece by piece, note by note, giving readers something to open, enter, enjoy, and anticipate.
Because every story does not need to be swallowed in one sitting.

You need this when a blank page still feels like possibility and you believe the paper you write on can be part of the experience.
Meet the woman who believes thoughts deserve good paper.
There is a tactile side to Emily Claudette’s writing life the journals, notebooks, pages, pens, scribbled prayers, half-finished thoughts, lists, revelations, and words that somehow become more real once they are written down.
The Emily Claudette Paperie gives that part of the creative life somewhere beautiful to land through journals and paper goods created for writing, reflection, remembering, planning, praying, dreaming, and simply putting pen to paper.
Because some of us are never going completely digital.
And we are perfectly fine with that.
Meet the writer across the years.
The books hold many versions of Emily Claudette.
There is fiction. Faith. Women trying to find their way through life and love. Prayer. Healing. Reflection. Creative purpose. Journaling. Becoming. And the questions that have followed a writer through decades of paying attention to people, God, herself, and the spaces between all three.
The books are where readers can spend more time with the words and perhaps discover which Emily Claudette they met first.

You’ll want to browse here when you are ready to sit with a story, a question, a prayer, a journal, or a few words that may stay with you long after you close the cover.
Maybe it is the storyteller.
Maybe the Auntie.
Maybe the writing coach who has a tool that can get you moving again.
Maybe the woman who wants you to put the phone down, pick up a pen, and spend a little time with yourself.
Maybe you need fiction.
Maybe wisdom.
Maybe reflection.
Maybe something beautiful for your desk.
Maybe you just want good mail.
They are not separate brands or disconnected ideas.
They are different expressions of the same creative life words, stories, wisdom, faith, reflection, encouragement, and the belief that what we write, tell, remember, and share can matter.
So look around.
Chances are, there is an Emily Claudette here for the season you are in.
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