Parker Fentress, a seasoned writer and holder of a Bachelors's degree in Psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University, as well as a Masters degree in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, embarked on his literary journey in Middle School. His creative prowess led to the publication of his debut novel, "The Annihilation of Planet KS," in 2017, followed by the sequel, "The World of Hope," in 2018 during high school. During his undergraduate years, Parker showcased his passion for the arts by collaborating with local talents to curate and edit an independent magazine titled "Voyagé Estetiqué." Grounded in the belief that the "arts" represent a continuum, he emphasized the idea that understanding is a journey rather than a fixed point. Throughout his academic journey, Parker ventured beyond his personal projects and collaborated with local author Kimberly Thompson to bring "Hi It's me Hannah Grace" to life, a children's book championing the promotion of "ability" in "disability."