Stephanie Fowler
Stephanie started writing as soon as she could hold a pencil steady. At her alma mater, Washington College - a small liberal arts school in Chestertown is renown for its writing program, she studied English and Creative Writing was fortunate to be named winner of the 2001 Sophie Kerr Prize, the largest undergraduate literary award in the country. Her inspiration to start Salt Water Media evolved from her love of writing and her own experiences with publishing her novel, Crossings.
You can follow her writerly exploits on Medium, Twitter, Instagram, as well as her website.
Patricia Gregorio
Patty began taking things apart and putting them back together (successfully!) when she was about three years old. Her trend towards math and science and all things geek continued into adulthood.
Originally from New York, Patty attended the University of Delaware and liked the area so much that she decided to stay. She has an extensive background in computers with expertise in Apple products. Patty is an Apple Certified Associate and an Apple Certified iOS Technician
You can follow her creative exploits on her website and Instagram.
Andrew Heller
Andrew Heller is both a natural director and a natural blond. Whether he is managing actors on a stage or keeping our office on task and orderly, he knows how to get things done, and generally with a warm smile and fun socks. As a published author, Andrew is the perfect face to meet new authors and answer all their questions and help guide them through the Salt Water Media process. His other skills include fixing beverages, back up security when Lima just can’t be bothered, and lifting heavy things.
His passion for the arts and for writing is absolutely infectious. And his laugh is unforgettable.
Lima The Bean
Lima (as in Lima, Peru) was technically hired to handle office security but her inability to resist treats and belly rubs renders her essentially ineffective at this job. Most days, you can find her snoozing away on a plush, memory foam, queen-sized doggie bed or waiting by the front door for a good offer or squirrel to come along.