AUTHORS & BOOKS
Every author on our list came to us with a book they weren’t sure would ever leave the drawer. We’ve had the privilege of helping them reach the page and the stories get their work from the drawer to the page.
Take a look through their journeys and see what they've created.
RL Bissell
RL Bissell’s books are a natural extension of his work as an attorney, mediator, historian, writer, traveler, and believer that there is ultimate good available for all. He has spent the vast majority of his life split between his favorite places: the mountains of Montana, his family home, and the Southeast, particularly Alabama, Georgia, and Florida.
Angee Stringfellow
Angee Stringfellow has a Masters in Management Organization and a Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts English. She has been a creative writer, activist, poet, and spoken word artist for many years. She started writing as a child and always had a great passion for storytelling. One of her greatest passions even while attending college was to tell wonderful realistic stories that strike a chord in the hearts of people. As she started her creative writing journey, she embraced more opportunities to tell different true but funny stories. As an author, she believes that humor with realism allows for connections between characters and story messaging.
Dr. Sierra Slay
Sierra Slay, DSW, LCSW, is a licensed clinical social worker, educator, and consultant with a background in mental health, higher education, and professional development. She holds a Doctorate in Social Work and brings experience in leadership, communication, and supporting individuals and organizations through growth and change.
Dr. Slay is a writer and advocate for healing, self-worth, and authentic living. Drawing on her own journey through adversity, she writes with unflinching honesty about resilience, boundaries, and reconnecting with who you really are. Her work blends memoir and practical guidance to help readers move from surviving to thriving.
Are you next?
If you have a story, a poem, or a song sitting in a drawer (or in your head) waiting for its moment, we'd love to hear about it. Reach out and let's talk about how to get your voice out of the garage and onto the page.