About

About

I help artists, students, journalists, writers, and families turn their work and personal archives into books that will last for generations. This includes handwritten journals, articles, letters, photographs, artwork, academic papers, and family histories.

My interest in preserving this material is personal. After my mother died in 2025, I discovered decades of her writing, letters, photographs, and memoir excerpts. I scanned, edited, and designed them as An Ordinary Life: Its Bits and Pieces, then gave copies to family and friends at the celebration of her life. The book gives my children a lasting connection to their grandmother.

I also created Botanical Apartheid to preserve decades of my own journalism in one accessible print and digital collection.

I provide personal guidance through editing, design, production, and distribution. I use services such as Amazon KDP, IngramSpark, the Book Patch, and BookBaby when they suit a project, and I work with trusted printers, translators, illustrators, and designers when additional expertise is needed. Clients retain their copyrights, and there are no hidden fees.

Significant discounts are available to students, non-profits, and currently or formerly incarcerated people.