Vicki Ann Bush is an author known for her works spanning children's literature, young adult fiction, and supernatural storytelling. She debuted in 2008 with the children's book "Winslow Willow the Woodland Fairy," blending fantasy with heartfelt themes. Her transition to young adult fiction culminated in the Alex McKenna series, first published in 2019, which explores identity, resilience, and paranormal elements through its transgender protagonist. The series draws from Bush's Italian-American heritage and her experiences growing up in Queens, New York, before relocating to Las Vegas, Nevada.
Bush's writing often reflects the haunting atmosphere of the Las Vegas desert while paying homage to her New York roots. Her work with The Center LGBTQIA+ Las Vegas highlights her commitment to authentic representation, particularly through the inspirational character of Alex McKenna. Beyond writing, she co-founded Coffee House Tours, fostering connections between authors, bookstores, and coffee shops. Her creative endeavors expanded into filmmaking with the award-winning short "Alex and Margret’s Beginning," adapted from her book series, further amplifying her distinctive narratives.