Author. Entrepreneur. Cognitive Giant.
Victoria Scott-Miller is a Raleigh-based author, documentarian and owner of the trailblazing, independent, globally recognized Liberation Station Bookstore, specializing in children’s literature. The store has been spotlighted in numerous media outlets, including the Washington Post, Good Morning America, and CNN. In 2021, she was inducted as the youngest and first African American woman into the Wake County Public School Hall of Fame in the category of Entrepreneurship.
As an innovator, liberation strategist, and literacy advocate, she is committed to creating uplifting stories of the possibilities of black and brown children while building the infrastructure and initiatives that promote legacy building, generational safekeeping, and historical guardianship for marginalized voices.
Victoria attributes her writing style and inspiration to her experiences growing up in her birthplace of Memphis, TN. When she is not championing the amplification of Black voices, she enjoys traveling, hiking, roller-skating, and visiting art museums with her husband Duane, their two sons Langston and Emerson. She is represented by Regina Brooks of Serendipity Literary Agency, based in Brooklyn, NY.