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The Publisher For The Underdogs

Number 6 Publishing is a family-owned company, created for aspiring authors who don’t have the resources or connections to publish with a larger publisher.

Number 6 Publishing finds the ‘underdogs’ of the literary world, and creates a platform for authors to succeed.

Author Spotlight: Steve Dressing

Steve Dressing was born in Waterloo, New York, and was the youngest child in a family of nine.

Growing up, Steve developed a passion for baseball, reading and music. Legend has it that Steve learned how to catch a baseball the day he learned how to walk.

Before publishing his first work, Steve worked as an environmental scientist as a contractor and in the EPA. He became inspired to write Game Keepers while coaching Little League in Alexandria, VA.

Fifteen years later in 2018, Steve officially published Game Keepers, his first release.

A Complicated Journey soon followed in 2019, and a budding career as an author was born.

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Steve Dressing

"A lot of parents make sports about themselves; they want their kids to win, end up in the Major Leagues, and totally distort the point of the game. The Little League was created for kids to have fun and explore their talents. In the end, a kid’s path is totally up to them- kids will be good at the things they are passionate about. You can’t hide talent. Game Keepers is to encourage kids to develop their passions and chase them.”— AUTHOR, STEVE DRESSING

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