Team

 

Human Pen Writers Association Team: 

 

Rod & Inci Jones

Co-Founders & Champions of Authentic Storytelling

In a world increasingly flooded with synthetic content, Rod and Inci Jones stand as advocates of genuine human creativity. When algorithmic text generation began saturating the literary landscape, these accomplished writers didn't just worry—they took action. Together, they founded the Human Pen Writers Association as a platform for writers committed to preserving the irreplaceable magic that happens when human imagination meets the written word. Their mission is both simple and transformative: to create a thriving community where authentic voices flourish, stories emerge from the heart rather than code, and the timeless craft of human storytelling continues to inspire readers across the globe. With their combined expertise in both the art of writing and community building, they've created an organization that doesn't just certify human-authored work—it celebrates the beautifully imperfect process of genuine creativity that can never be replicated by machines.

 

 

Rose Bishay

Executive Director & Community Architect 

At the heart of every thriving writers' community is someone who understands that success comes from genuine connection and shared purpose. Rose Bishay embodies this understanding as Executive Director of the Human Pen Writers Association. Her exceptional ability to bring people together, coupled with her strategic mindset and operational expertise, ensures that our association not only grows but flourishes. Rose orchestrates every moving part of the organization with precision and care—from streamlining member experiences to developing innovative programs that serve our writing community. Her collaborative leadership style and solution-focused approach transform individual voices into a powerful collective force, while her unwavering commitment to authentic storytelling and talent for building strong, lasting partnerships make her an essential leader in advancing human creativity in the literary world.