Get to Know the Author: Rebecca Kay Bright

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Rebecca Kay Bright is a dynamic and multifaceted writer whose work spans journalism, poetry, nonfiction, and fiction. With a background in literary editing and a passion for community-focused storytelling, she has built a career grounded in thoughtful narrative, editorial clarity, and a deep respect for her audience.

Her experience includes newsletter writing, editorial support, ghostwriting, freelance journalism, and longform blogging on topics ranging from mental health and creativity to personal narrative and community resilience. Since 2019, she has contributed daily inspirational content to Baylor Scott & White Health’s internal newsletter, Daylight Daily, as part of their Faith in Action Initiatives.

Rebecca is also an accomplished independent author, having published Poetry Emotion: Volume 1, Our Star-Crossed Love Affair: Poetry Emotion Volume 2, and the Bright & Sheppard Diabetic-Friendly & Wholesome Family Recipe Book. A two-time Editor’s Choice Award winner from Poetry.com, her work reflects emotional depth and a keen editorial voice.

She has served as editor of two college literary magazines and worked in academic support, church communications, and manuscript editing. As a developmental editor and writing consultant, she has helped other writers refine their books, characters, and story arcs for both independent and small press publication.

Rebecca’s literary journey is deeply personal and ever-evolving. Through her Amazon author page, blog, and Substack, she continues to share her voice with honesty, clarity, and purpose, inviting readers into her world of words and ideas.




Selected Published Works
Books:

  • Poetry Emotion: Volume 1 (2013, updated 2024)

  • Our Star-Crossed Love Affair: Poetry Emotion Volume 2 (2015, 2024)

  • Bright & Sheppard Diabetic-Friendly & Wholesome Family Recipe Book (2015)


Published In:

  • The Rockdale Reporter (1995)

  • Parade Magazine (1994)

  • Stones Literary Magazine, Temple College (2002–2005)

  • Leopard Tales Literary Magazine, Temple College (2001–2002)