Resurrecting living‑dead books with clarity, cadence, and a defibrillator.
Some books never got their chance. Wrong timing. Wrong cover. Wrong edit. Wrong market. Good bones, no pulse.
That’s where I come in.
I fix living‑dead books — the forgotten, the out‑of‑print, the commercial flops with a heartbeat so faint you need a stethoscope to hear it. I don’t judge the past. I don’t inherit the excuses. I don’t carry the emotional baggage. I bring the defibrillator.
I take a dormant title, inject clarity, humour, cadence, and narrative discipline, and bring it back to life. Not as a ghostwriter. Not as a consultant. As a resurrection partner.
You tell me the book. You tell me the rights position. You tell me how you’d like to structure it. I’m a universal adaptor — I can plug into whatever model you prefer.
If the book has good bones, I’ll stabilise it. If it needs a pulse, I’ll shock it. If it deserves a second life, I’ll help it breathe again.
I don’t chase. I don’t negotiate for the sake of negotiating. I don’t get emotional. There are a million books on the tree. I simply shake it and see what falls.
If you’ve got a title that’s barely breathing, I’m listening. Bring me your living‑dead books.
I’ll bring the fix.
About Jason Bresnehan
Jason Bresnehan is a writer, speaker and fixer. Jason's Bio