Pamela J.A. Fullerton was born in Milwaukee and raised in rural Wisconsin. She was the middle sibling in a family of 15 P.K.s (Preacher's Kids). She began her advanced education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison at age fifteen and eventually secured her BS over a decade later while working full-time and raising her sons. Another decade passed before she obtained her law degree, also from UW-Madison. She pursued careers in Human Resources, Educational Administration, and as an Administrative Law Judge.In her first-ever literary competition, stories from her collection won first, second, and third place in the prestigious Wisconsin Writer's Jade Ring Contest, an unprecedented honor. Many other awards followed. Her articles and stories have appeared in such diverse publications as Wisconsin People & Ideas, Country, and Modern Arabian Horse.She is currently co-producer of the documentary "Honor in the Air," a film about the life of an unsung American and Wisconsin Vietnam Era military hero. She is an accomplished public speaker and in demand as a storyteller. She lives on her farm near Wausau where she breeds and trains Arabian and Thoroughbred performance and endurance racehorses, and where she writes.She writes about those things that allow us as human beings the great privilege of laughter...or tears.