Keyanna Davis is a Philadelphia native and a librarian in training, studying for her master’s in library science. She holds a bachelor’s degree in English, a program requiring a core competency in copy, line, and developmental editing. With over ten years of experience, Keyanna brings a sharp eye for detail and a deep love for storytelling to every project. She specializes in helping authors polish their work while staying true to their voices, offering thoughtful and thorough support. When she’s not editing, she’s chasing reading goals, sipping a caramel macchiato, or solving a murder mystery of the board game variety.

Alisha West has had a life-long love affair with stories, earning a BA in English and an MA in Women’s and Gender Studies. Her thesis, Exploring the Missing Pieces: Readers, Religion and Societal relations in One Magazine, 1954-1963, concerns one of the first widely circulated gay and lesbian magazines published in the U.S. (downloaded 400+ times). Her personal essay, “Walking Sweet Dee,” took third place in the Adult Short Topic category of the Pacific Northwest Writer’s Association’s Literary Contest in 2022 and was recently published in Still Point Arts Quarterly Magazine.

When Alisha isn’t reading, editing or writing about women’s rights and queer history, she enjoys playing with her fur babies (Roary Gilmore, Sweet Dee, Charlie Kelly, and Ronald “Mac” McDonald), practicing guitar, gaming, and watching all the best stories film has to offer with her partner, Matt.