Abigail has been teaching English and creative writing for thirteen years. She holds a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing: fiction, with a graduate certificate in online writing instruction. As a young adult novelist, Abigail has a three-book contract through Cable Creek Publishing. Her first book, The Art of Drowning, was a best seller in its category. Her second novel, More Than One Way to Breathe, was published and quickly became a new release bestseller. She is currently writing her third and fourth books.

Abigail has coordinated ten literary anthologies, showcasing work from an international group of authors and poets.

Before becoming an author and publisher, Abigail spent twenty-five years as a graphic designer. She completed work for the U.S. Department of Labor, as well as joint venture programs for the Executive Office of the United States, The Holocaust Museum, and the U.S. Department of Education. She has also performed design work and photography for the National Institutes of Health. As a freelance designer, Abigail has a myriad of clientele, ranging from coffee shops, churches, and several non-profit agencies. Her passion lives within creating covers for authors.

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Brittany brings years of leadership and project management experience to Wild Ink. But, her expertise doesn’t stop there. She is an editor with a deep passion for helping writers achieve their dreams. As a graduate student receiving her MFA in Creative Writing, Brittany saw the need novice writers had for someone to assist them in refining their works. This need is what drove Brittany to create an online writing community for MFA students aspiring for publication, as well as branching out into freelance editing through her LLC, The Paraphraser. Brittany has an undergraduate degree in communication and has earned her Master of Fine Arts in creative writing, as well as being a member of the Sigma Tau Delta English honor society. Brittany is our lead anthologist, providing ways for authors to gain new publishing credits.

Laura is an author, editor, instructor, and writing coach working with both creative and academic writers. She combines her love of structural and developmental editing with an eye for detail to help improve document impact while preserving each writer’s unique voice. She holds a Ph.D. from the University of Georgia and has over twenty years of experience coaching writers and editing documents.

Emily started studying Russian folk art as a young child and continued her studies through her tenure at the University of Alberta, where she received a bachelor’s degree in Linguistics. She creates lively covers and illustrations for children’s books and middle school and young adult fiction using mixed media in both traditional and digital methods. Her favorite media include ink, ink wash, watercolors, gouache, pastels, acrylics, and collage. Her latest picture book Meet the Mermaid Babies is done in her signature style, using ink and watercolors.

Joseph Baia comes to Wild Ink Publishing after having studied Project Management at Ohio Christian University, and Information Technology Management at Harrisburg University. He has over twenty years of IT and management experience. In his evenings he is a travel soccer coach, where he enjoys passing the love of the “beautiful game” on to children. He is happy to assist Wild Ink with project coordination and other managerial duties so that all other “Wild Inkers” can focus on the written word.

Noah studied literature, philosophy, and the classics at St. John’s College in Annapolis, Maryland. He has taught graphic novel writing and worked with large groups of teens as a theater director. He also tutors students in writing and physics.

He brings joy for the love of the written word and a desire to help artists find their stories.

Ian boasts a bachelor’s degree in English with a Creative Writing concentration from Messiah University. He has worked as a literary judge with the creative writing contest Ink and Insights since June 2020, honing his analytical and editorial eye through the various submissions he has received. In 2021 he has been pursuing his own novel projects, has begun offering coaching and developmental edits for novel manuscripts, and is eager to take on more.

J.C. is a lifelong bibliophile who proofread and formatted her first book thirty years ago for a retired professor of microbiology (University of Florida). Ten years ago she began transcribing old texts for digital usage. She has found her way back to proofreading and copy-editing recently to assist writers, students, and charities. J.C. enjoys researching topics and putting the final polish on manuscripts. She has worked on projects such as young adult novels, tech manuals, legal documents, theological writings, and cultural histories.

Fatimah Jan graduated with a bachelor’s degree in social work and has experience editing and proofreading creative writing pieces, professional writing, and newsletter articles. She spends her time working and volunteering with vulnerable populations in her home city of Harrisburg, PA and enjoys immersing herself in different cultural experiences. Much of her passions lie in helping authors bring to life their creative capabilities and ensuring there is always a focus on cultural sensitivity when writing about people and their lived experiences.