PK Potts found her calling at the age of eleven after a story she wrote in class had her audience laughing and crying. She knew immediately that writing was her destiny.

She is a graduate of the Institute of Children's Literature, a writer, poet, artist, and freelance photographer whose work has appeared in many countries and throughout the United States. Her extensive travels have yielded many opportunities to record and photograph her love of nature.

She is the author of “A Little Girl Names Sad”, two children’s books,
“Army the Armadillo” and “If the Tree Could Talk”. Her poems, “Awestruck” and “Other People’s Books” have been published in a book of poetry entitled, “The Poet’s Word” by Steady Moon Press.

Although a native Texan with a profound love of wide-open spaces, bluebonnets, longhorn steer, and Dallas Cowboys, she currently resides in Walterboro, South Carolina with a very patient man.

To visit this author's website, go to: http://pkpottsstories.wix.com/pk-potts