Meet Our Authors
Discover the writers behind Redwork Publishing and the work they bring to readers. Our growing author community includes distinctive voices whose books are created to inform, encourage, educate, and offer lasting value.
Eleanor A. Campbell
Author · Practical Nonfiction · Consumer Education
Eleanor A. Campbell writes practical educational resources focused on contract structure, documentation, financial control, and homeowner decision-making. Her work helps readers understand what is being offered, what is being signed, and what can shape the outcome over time.
Her current work includes the Solar Trilogy, a connected three-book series designed to help homeowners move from understanding solar agreements, to recognizing how contractual and financial issues can unfold in practice, to working through those issues with greater structure and control.
Through clear explanations, real-world context, and practical tools, Eleanor’s work is designed to help readers ask better questions, recognize important details, and make more informed decisions.
Featured Series
The Solar Trilogy
Solar Without Surprises — Companion Primer
A practical introduction to solar costs, contracts, financing, and long-term considerations.
Solar Contract to Financial Control — Companion Book
A real-world homeowner journey showing how contractual, financial, and documentation issues can shape an outcome over time.
Owning the System — Companion Toolkit
A step-by-step workbook designed to help readers review, analyze, document, challenge, and evaluate their solar situation.
Senior Chaplain Anna M. Miller
Devotional Writer · Retired Chaplain · Ordained Minister
Senior Chaplain Anna M. Miller is a Christian devotional writer, ordained minister, and retired chaplain with a degree in Religious Education. Her published devotional work grew from a long-standing desire to help readers spend time in God’s Word and apply Scripture to everyday life.
Over the years, Anna served in church ministry, hospital visitation, wedding officiation, funeral and memorial services, and chaplaincy within Scottish heritage organizations. She also served with the International Fellowship of Chaplains and participated actively in the Daughters of the American Revolution, including service as Chaplain.
Her daily devotional writing eventually grew into hundreds of faith-based reflections shared through personal ministry and online outreach. That body of work also led to earlier publication, including Silver Lining Golden Threads: A Daily Devotional, Volume I.
Although now retired from regular ministry responsibilities, Anna continues to write and occasionally officiates weddings, funerals, and other services when needed. Her work remains centered on faith, encouragement, perseverance, and the practical application of Scripture to everyday life.
Coming in 2027
Devotional Collections by Senior Chaplain Anna M. Miller
Redwork Publishing is preparing future collections from Anna M. Miller’s extensive body of devotional writing, bringing selected works from her years of ministry and devotional writing to a new generation of readers.
Partnering with Redwork Publishing
Redwork Publishing is building its catalog carefully and intentionally. We welcome the possibility of working with both established and emerging authors whose projects are thoughtful, original, reader-focused, and professionally developed.
Our publishing approach emphasizes strong content, clear communication, author identity, careful presentation, and long-term reader value. We are especially interested in projects that inform, encourage, educate, entertain, or bring meaningful stories and ideas to readers.
Submissions
Redwork Publishing is not currently accepting open submissions.
Future submission opportunities will be announced when available. At that time, detailed guidelines will explain what we are seeking, how to submit, and what authors can expect regarding review, rights, timelines, and publishing terms.
Submission does not guarantee publication.
“Thoughtful publishing begins with respecting the purpose of the book, the voice of the author, and the experience of the reader.”
Eleanor A. Campbell