Edith Eveon Brown

Edith Eveon Brown was born in Brunswick Glynn County Georgia in July 1949. She is the second oldest of three children born to Charlie Brown, Sr and Blanch Richardson, former owner of Snow White and the Little Dwarfs Kindergarten. Edith attended and graduated from Risley High School in Brunswick, as well as graduated from Prince George's College in Largo Maryland with an Associate Degree in Business Management. She also acquired additional training under Accelerated Program for Six-Figure Copywriter with the American Writers and Artists Inc (AWAI's) and earned certification as a copywriter. She is the owner/operator of Jeteak Press which was established in 1991 in Upper Marlboro Maryland. Her goal was to help state and federal agencies alleviate work-backlogs. All short and long-term writing assignments are performed under contract. Under her business logo, Edith has authored and published an array of non-fiction and fiction books in electronic and printed versions under the following genres: how-to, literature, memoir, religion, self-help and travel which can be purchased from your favorite book retailers Edith has always been an avid writer with the ability to create a three to five-hundred-page novel from a one-line sentence prompt and/or visions. During her 31-year federal career, Edith updated and developed federal regulations; created training manuals to train new employees as well as manuals and guides to train new trainers. Further, based on Edith's property management experience she published the first step-by-step inspection manual to help Department of Agriculture Multi-family property managers improve tenant safety, as well as identify and eliminate criminal activity on federally financed multi-family properties. Recently and in the past, Edith was a solo and group motorcycle rider, long-distance fundraiser bicyclist and walker for Breast Cancer, Leukemia, and Aids Foundations. She was a former member, webmaster, and commanding officer of Flotilla 23-7 United States Coast Guard Auxiliary in Herring Bay, Maryland. In 2018, Edith sold her Maryland home, became a resident of South Dakota and hit the road as a full-time motorhome dweller, author, blogger and freelance writer traveling across America.