Three ways to finish the book.
We coach the writers who want to write it themselves, we write it for the people who never will, and we publish the ones who are ready to get it into the world.
What We Do
Three ways in. Pick the one that fits.
Write it yourself — Book Coaching. For writers who want the book to be theirs, and want it to actually get done. Structural editing, a writing schedule that survives real life, and honest feedback on the pages. You do the writing; we make sure it’s the right writing and that it doesn’t stall out.
Get it published — Suburban Press. Amazon KDP setup, formatting, metadata, cover and category strategy, and a launch that doesn’t sink on day one. We also advise on traditional and hybrid routes, proposals, and agent outreach when that’s the better fit for the book.
Have it written for you — Ghostwriting. Your book, start to finish. We talk, we write, you read it and think that’s exactly what I meant. Concept, structure, interviews, full manuscript, and revisions through a draft you’re proud to put your name on. Best for people who have the story or the expertise and no realistic path to writing 80,000 words themselves.
Between books. Ghostwritten newsletters, bylined essays, and LinkedIn posts that keep you visible on a schedule you don’t have to think about. Also available: Arabic–English adaptation, and media training for people about to be interviewed.
Who You’d Be Working With
Suburban Media Group is a woman-owned, minority-owned media agency founded by Natasha Tynes — an author, journalist, and book coach based in the Washington, DC area.
She has published three books of her own: They Called Me Wyatt, a murder mystery set between Amman and the United States; Karma Unleashed; and a children’s book, The Lonely Cucumber. Her short story “Ustaz Ali” took third place at the F. Scott Fitzgerald Literary Festival.
As a journalist, her work and commentary have appeared in The Washington Post, BBC, Elle, CBS, Al Jazeera, HuffPost, and PBS. She hosts the podcast Read and Write with Natasha, where she interviews authors about how books actually get made.
We take a small number of clients at a time. The person you talk to is the person doing the work.
What Clients End Up With
“Natasha has been working with us on our newsletter, and it has become the highlight of our work. Her suggestions and draft writing save us valuable time. Through her efforts, we’ve been able to grow our Substack subscriber base to over 400.”
— Rana Sweis, Founder of Wishbox Media
“Natasha did a great job as the editor of our StepFeed newsletter. Her writing was clear, creative, and strong, making the newsletter better and meeting our goals. She improved the content, kept readers interested, and was fantastic to work with.”
— Ray Dargham, Co-Founder & CEO at Step
“Thank you Suburban Media Group for all your effort and support during the launch of Maluki! Your team are amazing and you definitely go the extra mile for your clients.”
— Christeen Haddadin, Founder of Maluki
“Thank you so much for all your support. Your guidance, support, and positivity were uplifting, encouraging, and extremely helpful. Highly recommended!”
— Zeena Musallam, Children’s Author and Educator
Let’s Talk About Your Book
Tell us what you’re working on — or what you’ve been meaning to start. Twenty minutes, no pitch. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so, and we usually know who is.
Prefer to write first? natasha@natashatynes.com
(240) 476-3686 · I reply within two business days.
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