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Lisa Marie Wolfe is an author, entrepreneur, and lifelong learner who writes across genres, from plain-English guides that make big ideas approachable to warm, whimsical stories for young readers. Whatever the subject, her aim is the same: to leave readers feeling a little more curious, capable, and unafraid.

Over three decades in enterprise sales and technology, Lisa developed a gift for turning the complex into the clear, a skill that now shapes her writing. Her nonfiction begins with AI Without the Fear, a plain-English guide that helps everyday readers navigate artificial intelligence with confidence, and continues through Dominating the Prompt, a collection of quick AI moves for real work, and Your AI Is Not Quantum Leaping, which takes apart the idea that the machine is waking up and shows you how to stay calm and use it anyway. Dominating the Void sits alongside them as a part-memoir, part-playbook field guide for anyone rebuilding a career and their confidence after losing a job.

For young readers, Lisa is the author of the Snowy the Cat series (Snowy's Magical Night, Snowy's Magical Music Box, and Snowy's Magical Costume Night), gentle, magical picture books inspired by her own snowy-white rescue cat. Bramble's Big Night opens the Bramble the Hedgehog series with a cozy woodland tale for little ones, and Gus: A Garden Story finds mercy and courage in an unlikely visitor to a grandfather's tomato patch. For middle-grade readers, the Steampunk Rift Riders take to the sky in The Brass Compass and The Sky Pirate Queen, following young inventor Theo Quinn, his loyal dog Sparky, and a remarkable plane named Matilda.

Under the Twisted Tale Archives she writes classic gothic tales in the tradition of Frankenstein and The Mummy. The Homunculus That Lived trades on atmosphere and dread rather than gore, the kind of creepy that teens and adults can share.

She writes and publishes independently from Newnan, Georgia. When she isn't writing, she's most likely surrounded by her six rescue cats, including the snowy-white muse who inspired a children's series all his own.