Heather Renee Goins stands at the intersection of literature, fine craft, and cultural advocacy. Her journey from a young storyteller in Fayetteville to a recognized writer, earring maker, and artist exemplifies a lifelong dedication to honoring heritage, fostering creativity, and building bridges between past and present. Whether through the pages she writes or the earrings she crafts, Heather continues to illuminate the beauty and resilience of Native American art and narratives.With over a decade of experience in writing and the arts, I, Heather Renee Goins, also known as Queen 43, have dedicated my career to transforming complex ideas into compelling stories that resonate with diverse audiences. Hailing from Fayetteville, NC, I’ve cultivated a unique voice that blends creativity with strategic thinking, allowing me to craft narratives that not only engage but also inspire action. Whether through the written word, visual art, or multimedia projects, I believe in the power of storytelling to bridge gaps and foster connections, ultimately enriching our shared experiences.