Stephanie Lamb, EIC of Quillkeepers Press, LLC, earned her Bachelor's in Business Accounting and later switched gears to further her education in Creative Writing. She has had a lifelong love of literature, which led her to study classic and contemporary writing forms. Lamb has had a passion for writing since she was a teenager when she wrote to process her feelings, triumphs, and traumas in a healthy manner. She went through almost a decade-long writer's block in her mid-20s when she sought medical intervention for insomnia and chronic anxiety. Now, she writes to purge and for her own healing. She shares her work publicly, hoping it helps heal others. Her mottos and reason for writing can be summed up as "I write to purge these feelings, not become them."

In 2017, she found an online writer's community on Instagram and finally felt heard and as if she had finally connected with her soul family. That is when she aligned with Quillkeepers, and she went to work researching, educating, and gathering the tools to design a space for indie writers tired of getting the runaround from most traditional publishers. A family home for the misfit. A space for the creative that wants to "do it their way." A place for the weary to rest their bones. 

Lamb is also the author of Verbal Vomit and Other Poetry and Prose, which is no longer available. Although, we hear it is in the process of being revamped.

Amber Hodge is a dedicated and accomplished professional with a diverse background in both military service and education. Hailing from Arizona, Amber proudly served in the US Navy as a firefighter and in the US Army as a Human Resources Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO). Drawing upon her rich experiences in service, Amber brings a unique perspective to her work.

Amber holds multiple degrees in Early Childhood Development, Social Work, and Education. Her passion for lifelong learning and dedication to fostering growth in others led her to a fulfilling career as a professor at Rio Salado College, where she inspired and mentored students for seven years.

Now residing in the picturesque beach town of South Haven, Michigan, Amber continues to leverage her extensive knowledge and skills in her current role at Quillkeepers Press. Her methodical approach, strong organizational skills, and unwavering commitment to excellence make Amber an invaluable asset to the team.

In her free time, Amber enjoys exploring her new hometown, engaging in home improvement projects, and embracing the tranquil beauty of South Haven's lakeside views.

Amber Romero currently teaches at a Title 1 public elementary school, but her previous professional roles include working in a literacy center for blind children, a victim advocacy unit in a domestic violence center, and a brief but interesting stint as a bartender at a local dive bar. As varied and disparate as her career path has been, the one constant in her life has always been reading. She has been a voracious bookworm all her life and is now using her passion for reading to help those who have a passion for writing.