After more than 25 years writing, editing, and event planning in fields ranging from academics and the arts to the business and nonprofit worlds, I founded Pyxis Creative Solutions LLC because I believe in writers and writing, in what they can do for each other and how they can contribute -- not to the economy of the marketplace but the economy of ideas and concepts that make our world a more diverse, interesting, and ultimately, a wiser place.
The name Pyxis is derived from Pyxis Nautica or Mariner's Compass. I chose it both for its reference to the navigational tool and the constellation named after it.
You've come to Pyxis Creative Solutions because you are searching for guidance and support...
If you are a writer looking for editing or promotional services, the first thing I’ll do is listen. To you. To your vision. Pyxis holds open a space for your vision and can provide you with "navigational" services and carefully crafted messaging, but the voice will always be yours.
As an editor, this approach allows me to help you organize and hone your manuscript or text so you can present your work at its very best. As a writer and publicist, it enables me to understand your needs, message, style and personality so that I can promote you and your work in a way that looks and feels authentic to you. In addition, my experience as an event planner and coordinator enables me to help you conceptualize, produce, and disseminate information in a way that best suits your needs and goals.
I look forward to hearing your story.
Kathleen Eull
Director & Publicist
Bio
Kathleen Eull's clients include fiction and non-fiction authors from debut novelists to those with an extensive backlist. She also serves as a Project Development Advisor for Moral Foundations of Economy & Society Research Centre at the University College Cork, Ireland. Ms. Eull began her career at a large midwestern brokerage firm where her duties included editing and ghostwriting. She became the first Co-Chair and Event Coordinator for the Southeast Wisconsin Festival of Books and as the Associate Program Coordinator for the University of Wisconsin-Waukesha Foundation, Inc. She has served as a board member of the UW-Waukesha Foundation, Inc. and went on to serve other community boards and advise small non-profits. Writers and writing have always been close to her heart and Kathleen chose to leave non-profit work to focus on her own writing and helping promote writers, especially helping women get their voices out into the world.
Ms. Eull holds a BA in English from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. In addition to her professional work as a writer and strategist on behalf of her clients, she is a creative writer who is very active in publishing. She has been an advisory editor for Emergency Press and judge for the collective's 2006 New Book Contest, a guest editor of Echoes poetry journal, and a book review contributor to Verse Wisconsin and Portage Magazine.
A certified meditation teacher, Kathleen has taught workshops on creativity for emerging and developing writers and artists. Her poetry has appeared in The Emergency Almanac, Echoes, KNOCK and pith and was featured as part of the 2012 Verse and Vision project by Gallery Q Artists Cooperative. In addition, her interview with poet Scott Zieher appears in his second book IMPATIENCE. Professional memberships include Mystery Writers of America. She recently completed her first novel.
The name Pyxis is derived from Pyxis Nautica or Mariner's Compass. I chose it both for its reference to the navigational tool and the constellation named after it.
You've come to Pyxis Creative Solutions because you are searching for guidance and support...
If you are a writer looking for editing or promotional services, the first thing I’ll do is listen. To you. To your vision. Pyxis holds open a space for your vision and can provide you with "navigational" services and carefully crafted messaging, but the voice will always be yours.
As an editor, this approach allows me to help you organize and hone your manuscript or text so you can present your work at its very best. As a writer and publicist, it enables me to understand your needs, message, style and personality so that I can promote you and your work in a way that looks and feels authentic to you. In addition, my experience as an event planner and coordinator enables me to help you conceptualize, produce, and disseminate information in a way that best suits your needs and goals.
I look forward to hearing your story.
Kathleen Eull
Director & Publicist
Bio
Kathleen Eull's clients include fiction and non-fiction authors from debut novelists to those with an extensive backlist. She also serves as a Project Development Advisor for Moral Foundations of Economy & Society Research Centre at the University College Cork, Ireland. Ms. Eull began her career at a large midwestern brokerage firm where her duties included editing and ghostwriting. She became the first Co-Chair and Event Coordinator for the Southeast Wisconsin Festival of Books and as the Associate Program Coordinator for the University of Wisconsin-Waukesha Foundation, Inc. She has served as a board member of the UW-Waukesha Foundation, Inc. and went on to serve other community boards and advise small non-profits. Writers and writing have always been close to her heart and Kathleen chose to leave non-profit work to focus on her own writing and helping promote writers, especially helping women get their voices out into the world.
Ms. Eull holds a BA in English from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. In addition to her professional work as a writer and strategist on behalf of her clients, she is a creative writer who is very active in publishing. She has been an advisory editor for Emergency Press and judge for the collective's 2006 New Book Contest, a guest editor of Echoes poetry journal, and a book review contributor to Verse Wisconsin and Portage Magazine.
A certified meditation teacher, Kathleen has taught workshops on creativity for emerging and developing writers and artists. Her poetry has appeared in The Emergency Almanac, Echoes, KNOCK and pith and was featured as part of the 2012 Verse and Vision project by Gallery Q Artists Cooperative. In addition, her interview with poet Scott Zieher appears in his second book IMPATIENCE. Professional memberships include Mystery Writers of America. She recently completed her first novel.
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I recently had the honor of talking with award-winning thriller writer Karen E. Osborne (Reckonings, Tangled Lies, and Getting It Right,) about writing, reading, editing and the importance of planning ahead when you're marketing your book as part of Karen's "What are You Reading? What are You Writing" series.
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