About ADAM

Adam Volle is a writer and editor from Northwest Georgia in the U.S. of A. with over a decade's experience in writing and editing history books, magazine articles, and encyclopaedia entries.

Like every writer, Adam claims to have been revoltingly precocious from childhood, but he got his start in the business in 2012 at South Korea's oldest English-language monthly magazine, Gwangju News. By 2015, Adam was GN's editor-in-chief—by far the youngest person to ever hold the position. 

After returning to the United States in 2016, Adam joined the Storyline Group, a prestige publisher for coffee table history books. While working at Storyline, Adam oversaw projects for prominent companies in multiple fields, such as the farming cooperative Sunsweet Growers and the sand-mining Andis Company.

In 2018, Adam took on the additional role of communications director for the Ethan Pham for Congress campaign. During this exciting period, Adam co-wrote, scheduled, and produced major public-relations projects, including videos, mailers, and speeches.

Adam went freelance in 2020, but found himself having to pass on several exciting projects that were too large for one person to accept. In 2022, Adam solved that problem by founding Adam Volle & Associates—a band of writers and designers small enough that no project gets lost in the shuffle, but large and diverse enough to ensure every piece meets the highest professional standards.

In 2024, Adam returned to his long-deferred passion for writing fiction. His first traditionally published story, "Laufey's Son," came out in the Loki anthology by Flame Tree Press in 2025. Since then, his work has been accepted in multiple other anthologies, and one story is currently being adapted into a short film (check out his blog for updates!). He's having a ball.