
In 2010 she left Sounds True to ghostwrite her first book, but her love of editing was never far away. Since starting KN Literary Arts, she has been honored to edit a wide variety of personal-growth books, including New York Times bestsellers The Tapping Solution by Nick Ortner and Pussy: A Reclamation by Regena “Mama Gena” Thomashauer, as well as all three of Nancy Levin’s popular books: Jump . . . and Your Life Will Appear, Worthy and The New Relationship Blueprint. KN Literary’s amazing client list also includes Drew Canole, Sara Gottfried, Carrie Green, Matt Kahn, Danette May, Michael Morelli, Agapi Stassinopoulos, Kate Northrup, and many more.
Along with an impressive roster of talented editorial associates, Kelly is dedicated to the KN Literary Arts mission: bringing life-changing books into the world—and making sure they’re good once they’re here.

Amy’s passion for the arts runs deep! In addition to supporting not-for-profit literary arts initiatives, she also works in the healing arts as a trained Clarity Breathwork practitioner. When she’s not working, she balances her time supporting the West Michigan Symphony as a board member, she takes regular classes at the downtown yoga studio and taps into all the local natural resources in her hometown of Muskegon, Michigan.

Dan has worked with conscious businesses and nonprofits across diverse sectors—from transformational coaches and educational programs to cultural storytelling initiatives and fintech startups—all led by founders committed to spiritual growth and conscious leadership. He’s helped clients navigate rapid growth, prepare for fundraising rounds, recover from cash crunches, and change habits that don’t serve their mission—moving them from reactive financial management to proactive strategy with clear cash flow models, sustainable pricing structures, and forecasts that guide confident decision-making.
When he’s not working with reports and forecasts, Dan can be found chanting Nam-Myoho-Renge-Kyo (look it up!), supporting his local Buddhist organization, going on runs in nature, or enjoying a nice Korean spread with his wife.

Before joining KNLA, Erin served as both a Senior Editor and Head of Demand Marketing for Amazon Publishing and earlier in her career, she was an Acquisition Editor for the beloved For Dummies series at Wiley Publishing, growing the brand’s reach across retail and digital channels.
A lifelong advocate for storytellers, Erin believes in the power of books to inform, inspire, and connect us. Whether working with debut authors or established voices, she approaches each project with curiosity and care—always seeking the heartbeat of a story and the audience it’s meant to reach. She lives in Portland, Maine, with her family and a growing collection of books she swears she’ll read “next.

Becki transitioned through roles in Corporate America to a natural health entrepreneur in the Virgin Islands to a Publishing Consultant and Writer in Residence, currently based in Wyoming. She’s following her dream of becoming a published author and is thrilled to be supporting KNLA clients throughout their own writing journey.

Melissa is passionate about supporting authors who bring meaningful stories and ideas into the world. She is also a Clarity Breathwork practitioner and Reiki Master with a deep interest in personal growth and transformational storytelling.
Outside of work, Melissa is a mom to three boys and loves hiking, traveling, and spending time in nature.

Her memoir, Perfectly Queer (Hay House, 2023), was selected by Good Morning America as a recommended spring read and praised for its honesty, depth, and heart. Drawing from diverse experiences across corporate, wellness, and creative industries, Jillian helps clients shape compelling narratives that resonate with their audiences and create meaningful impact.
She is passionate about storytelling as a tool for connection and social change and is honored to walk alongside each author in bringing their story to life. Jillian lives in Tampa Bay on a suburban banana farm with her wife, two kids, a three-legged dog named Lava, and two persnickety rescue cats, Poe and Pillbug.


Sheryl has completed the Publishing Institute at the University of Denver and the Rebellious Leader women’s leadership program, as well as publishing courses through the Graham School of Business at the University of Chicago. She serves on the board of directors for READ Ottawa, an adult literacy organization, and volunteers on community investment panels for her local United Way. Sheryl recharges by spending time on her yoga mat, walking her Golden Retriever near Lake Michigan, and escaping with a stack of books to her little cabin in the woods.
