Temitayo Olofinlua

Writer, editor, and writing coach

I craft compelling content to elevate brands, refine ideas into engaging stories, and empower emerging talents to reach their full potential.

Temitayo Olofinlua

Writer, editor, and writing coach

I craft compelling content to elevate brands, refine ideas into engaging stories, and empower emerging talents to reach their full potential.
Tè-mí-tá-yò is a Yoruba name that means ‘I deserve joy’. It is a prayer for me, and for you.
All my life I have worked with words. That is all I know how to do. It is my gift to the world—a gift I have shared with individuals and organisations as a writer, editor and writing coach.
With this gift, I have travelled around the world, attended workshops with other writers; read my essays to international audiences; championed authors’ books for top literary awards; and consulted for brands from the comfort of my room.
Now based in Birmingham, I continue to use my gift to bring out stories in people, help them attract more readers, convey ideas that help brands achieve their goals, and provide guidance for emerging talents to soar like me.
I’d like to share this gift with you too.

My Services

I can help you make your words work effectively through…

Writing

Do you have a story idea but don’t know how to translate it into concrete form? I work with individuals and brands to ghostwrite and develop writing projects on various subjects.

Editing

Your first draft is done. Awesome. Now, you need an editor to help you finetune those words to say exactly what you want them to. Here to meet all your editing needs.

Coaching

Got an awesome book idea but confused about how to start? Through my coaching sessions, you will not only start but also complete your writing project in record time

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Clients rave about my work

We worked with Temitayo to execute several publicity campaigns in the past. What shines is her. Working with her is understanding professionalism in a new way.

Moses Imayi Founder, Skool Media

Temitayo was first an editor but is now also a mentor and friend because she doesn’t just brush up your words, she plants a stool in your corner and is rooted there, taking a genuine interest in your work, cheering you on, and looking out for you all the way. This is what my experience has been working with her.

Ibrahim Babatunde Ibrahim Award-winning fiction writer

Temitayo is one of the most credible and reliable persons I know. Working with her on several projects over the years has reinforced the fact that she is a master of her craft and a thoroughbred professional. The excellent output of her work for which there are many examples, validates her competence.

Sylva Nze Ifedigbo Writer and socio-political commentator

Temitayo is an extremely talented and professional editor with a great eye for detail and perfection. Thank you for your work on my book project. I will certainly be back for future projects.

Lola Ekugo-Aworanti Author, Lagos to London Organisations

Since Narrative Landscape Press was founded in 2016, Temitayo has been fundamental in shaping our work, especially those that have started national conversations on patriotism and politics such as acclaimed books of essays by award-winning journalists: Bayo Olupohunda, Are You Not a Nigerian? and Niran Adedokun’s, The Danfo Driver in All of Us as well as a work of non-fiction, Love Does Not Win Elections by Aisha Osori, lawyer and director at Open Society Foundations. If you want an indelible positive impression on your project, work with Temitayo.

Anwuli Ojogwu Co-founder, Narrative Landscape Press

Temitayo puts her hear into the job and treats it like a personal project. Her editing style is really helpful, as she provides better insights that leave reports better, We would definitely recommend her and look forward to working with her again.

Adeniyi Agunloye Lead Partner, Oxlade Consulting

I still relish moments from our last writing training because it has shaped how I use words. I do not just dump them on the pages but I understand the essence of weaving human perspectives and measurable impact into my stories.

Osiyemi Joshua Tracka