I. Hi, friends, I’m Kerrie Legend

Indie AuthorField Notes WriterDesigner Since 2017Full-Time Digital NomadAssistant to a Cat Named Whiskey

Essentially, I’m the friend who has read the advice, written the books, and run out of patience for performative struggle. I write about the work of writing, and I design the tools I wish someone had handed me.

I live and work as a digital nomad, I write across pen names and genres, and I have been designing for writers since 2017. The Field Notes are where I say the uncomfortable thing plainly.

  • Find me on:
  • Substack
  • Bluesky
  • Pinterest
  • YouTube
  • TikTok

III. From the shop

Notion Templates for the Desk

Workspaces for the parts of writing that are not writing.

Five templates · $30 each

All Notion templates ⟶

IV. New in the shop

The Notion Collection

Plan the newsletter, grow the list, keep the poems. Each template duplicates into your own Notion in one click, ready to rearrange.

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Substack Growth Planning Hub Notion template
Portrait of Kerrie Legend

V. About me

I’m Kerrie Legend

Real talk from someone with a blanket and strong opinions about semicolons

I live and work as a digital nomad, write across pen names and genres, and have been designing for writers since 2017. I will tell you the uncomfortable thing plainly, and then help you do something about it.

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VI. Work with me

Book Covers, Logos & Author Websites

For authors who want the outside of the book to be as considered as the inside. Tell me what you are publishing and when.

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  • Services:
  • Book Cover Design
  • Series Cover Design
  • Pre-Made Book Covers
  • Logo Design
  • Author Websites
A brass compass beside a leather journal

VIII. From the writing desk

My Journey with Calamus

One writer’s notes on trying new writing software.

  1. i.Why I stopped writing in ScrivenerEntry to come
  2. ii.The first manuscript, start to finishEntry to come
  3. iii.From draft to EPUB without a second appEntry to come
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The draft doesn’t need to be ready. It needs to be done.

— Kerrie Legend