Meet 7 authors who write for Voyage (Voices of Voyage)

One thing that has irked me recently is that Amazon is getting flooded with AI books; books that were not written by a human, but by a machine.

What’s even worse is that many Catholics are turning to AI to make their publishing dreams come true…except they don’t actually do any of the writing.

This makes it even more difficult for a struggling author to get their books seen. All the hard work they put into it seems like it is for nothing.

Well, at Voyage, we are fully committed to hiring real human beings in all of our creative positions…including authors!

What I wanted to do today is to simply highlight 7 authors from Voyage this week, and next week I’ll highlight another batch. This will allow you a chance to get to know them and to check out their work both inside and outside of Voyage.

Sarah Robsdottir is a Catholic convert and a homeschooling mom to seven growing sons. She writes often for Aleteia.org, as well as other Catholic media outlets, and published her debut novel Brave Water in 2022 with us. Sarah and her family enjoy hiking and biking in the mountains of Pennsylvania. Her latest book, Joan of Arkansas, has been nominated for a Catholic Media Association Book Award. Keep up with her at www.sarahrobsdottir.com

Kristina Schoh is an accomplished speaker, former Miss Wisconsin, and faithful Catholic. After a meaningful 10-year career in marketing and public relations, she decided to embrace her most treasured title in life – mom! She has published her debut children’s book, Seek and You Will Find: A Catholic Sacrament’s Adventure, which has been awarded several top Catholic Media Association Book Award. You can find her at www.kristinaschoh.com

Mike Schramm lives in southeastern Minnesota with his wife and seven children where he teaches theology and philosophy. You can find his writing at http://mikeschramm.substack.com/. He is also the managing editor of the Voyage Compass, an imprint of Voyage Comics and Publishing and his work can be found in both Spider-Man & Faith as well as Batman & Faith.

Thomas Salerno is a writer, podcaster, and museum educator from Long Island, New York. He is the author of the debut children’s nonfiction book The Riddle of the Tongue Stones (Word on Fire Votive, 2025) and is a frequent contributor to the Voyage Compass book imprint from Voyage Comics & Publishing. Thomas shares monthly writing updates on his Pageturning newsletter which can be found at https://thomasjsalerno.substack.com/ on Substack.

John Tuttle is a Catholic man, husband, and father. He works as a communications coordinator, reporter, and blogger. His nonfiction writing has appeared in Catholic World Report, The Wanderer, The Observer, Boone County Journal, Starting Points Journal, ChurchPOP, An Unexpected Journal, University Bookman, Movieguide, Grotto Network, Busted Halo, and other outlets. He holds a BA in journalism & mass communications and theology from Benedictine College. He, his wife Ellen, and their family live in Illinois. Much of his writing appears in the Voyage Compass imprint, such as Tolkien & Faith.

Joseph Tuttle is a Catholic author interested in the Catholicism of J.R.R. Tolkien, and the life and writings of Fulton J. Sheen. His work has been published with Word on Fire Blog, Adoremus Bulletin, and Missio Dei among others. He is the author of and contributor to numerous books including Crown of Roses (Missio Dei, 2025) and is a frequent contributor to Voyage Comics and Publishing’s Voyage Compass book imprint. He holds numerous degrees in philosophy and theology. He is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s in Sacred Theology and a Masters of Divinity.

Philip Kosloski (me) – One thing I always like to clarify is that I am NOT the artist….You’ll be surprised at how many people think that I draw all of the comic books. I don’t! Besides writing scripts, you can find much of my writing at Aleteia.org, sometimes in the latest Columbia Magazine for the Knights of Columbus, or my new Substack, https://philipkosloski.substack.com/