Our Published Authors

Meet the Authors

The talented writers behind every Mind and Memory story — real authors, real voices, real craft.

Jessi Gravlee

Jessi Gravlee is a writer of fantasy and horror with a dark sense of humor and a deep love of farming and homesteading on the island of Hawai'i. Raised in a family that never stayed in one place for long, moving through new towns, new schools, and new coastlines every few years, she learned early to make a home out of books, and found in reading and writing her truest constants, drawing early influence from Stephen King and Tom Clancy. She is driven by a fierce passion for quality storytelling and craft, and by the landscapes and daily work that shape her imagination. We are looking forward to introducing the first book in her upcoming trilogy in 2028.

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Elle Silverwolf

Elle Silverwolf grew up in the fantastical forests of western Washington state and is a passionate lover of art, writing, the environment, and kindness. She was inspired at Young Writer's conferences as a child by authors such as Anne McCaffery, Piers Anthony, and Mercedes Lackey, among others. Elle is a previously published poet, playwright, and painter whose work can be seen in such publications as 'The Olympian' and 'Kanilehua Art & Literary Magazine'. Her latest labor of love is the children's book 'Dream Like an Eagle' which she wrote and illustrated. There are several more children's books, a screenplay inspired by Dante's 'Inferno', and a young adult series or two that she is now working on. Currently Elle resides on the island of Hawai'i and is raising her three sons, 5 cats and adorable dog Zeus.

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Joseph Henry Wilkinson

Joseph Henry Wilkinson is an author and thinker whose work explores the intersection of personal responsibility, mindful living, and the pursuit of happiness. His previously published book, 'The Willing' (1st World Publishing, 2008), outlines an opportunity for new and positive ways to guide the reader — offering guidelines for proper breathing, thinking, speaking, and acting, with personal responsibility addressed at every turn. The book's goal, as Wilkinson writes, is the happiness that comes from within, and the willingness to pursue happiness as promised in the preamble of our Constitution. He is currently at work on two new books: 'Let Dragons Fly' and 'Haikupherisms'.

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Meet the Authors

Jessi Gravlee

Elle Silverwolf

Joseph Henry Wilkinson

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