VESUPIA · AN IMPRINT BY ANNA ALLARD-VEILLON
Where story meets strategy.
The imprint of Anna Allard-Veillon — author, former legal executive, paralegal, poet, and designer. The catalog moves from practical legal form books to literary work about survival, family, silence, and power.
Deaf writer, legal strategist,
and creator of Vesupia Books
Important note:
Vesupia Books provides educational resources and guidance, not legal advice.
Anna Allard-Veillon is a deaf writer, legal strategist, and paralegal—someone who turns legal procedure into stories and stories into tools for justice. Her work is unflinching in its examination of power, silence, and resistance—whether in fiction, memoir, or the legal system.
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Vesupia Books: Where words are as deep, shimmering, and unrelenting as the word itself.
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Fiction & Memoir
Her fiction examines surveillance, institutional control, inherited survival, and the quiet ways people resist being reshaped. Her memoir work explores power inside families and the cost of silence.
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Legal Expertise
Her legal publications translate complex procedure into practical tools designed to return agency to individuals navigating the system.
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Current Status
Currently seeking agent representation, she is debuting four books: Echoes of Shadows (literary fiction with magical realism), Obsolvance (speculative soft sci-fi), The World's Whore (hybrid memoir blending narrative and cultural analysis) & Return to Aurelia's (children's picture book illustrated by Jordan Peters). She also has one book, The Personal Injury Playbook (legal forms handbook), in hybrid publishing.
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Through Vesupia Books, she creates work that does not look away - from systems, from language, or from consequence.
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When she’s not writing, she’s likely gardening, reading, or doting on her four cats, a bichon frise, a betta fish named Oliver, and her 40 houseplants. She also keeps a small boat moored on Lake Union, where the water and the word Vesupia collide.
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Based in Seattle.
Watch this video to find out more about Anna Allard-Veillon!
So who is Anna Allard -Veillon anyway? I'm on my LinkedIn page which is really complete. It shows everything from all the way back to 1992 when I was in high school and I was a student director of volunteers reporting directly to the Aquarium head of volunteers. After that I worked for the Lutheran Family Support Center and Lutheran Social Services. After that I was a caregiver and a nanny. After that I sold unique and antique books on Amazon. In 2009, I started my legal career at Katana Law which was our own firm with my now ex-husband and I was chief assistant to the attorney – I did everything that he needed me to do. We moved on the next year to Wattel & York where I did legal assistant work. While doing that I took a break and I actually while doing that while doing these jobs I also directed after school activities for my kids school we had over 25 classes with over 300 students, 80k going through my living room in checks, it was crazy. After that I became a contract paralegal assistant and then I moved at for four months and then I moved up to contract paralegal versus paralegal assistant for Olive|Bearb & Grelish. I worked there, then, became just a regular paralegal and I did that for a year for Olive|Bearb Grelish & Gilbert PLLC. While doing all of that, throughout this entire time from 1997 through present through 2019, I was the co-owner and lifestyle manager of the Veillon Institute. Also, since 1994 I've owned my own interior design business with Vesupia Interiors where I do commercial and residential interior design. That business is still open. I still do that on the side. That's my hobby, writing is my passion! After that, we opened -- my ex-husband and I opened -- our own law firm Galileo Law and I worked there for seven years and eight months before we divorced, and I still own half the business. And the forms, I wrote while working here I then took and rewrote so that they would be different again but still have all the same legal basis. I took a career break for one year and 10 months while I was getting divorced then I started Vesupia Interiors again which is my business, and now I'm writing, I'm you know selling, uh, Handle Your Own Personal Injury Claim, and I also just finished the first draft of the manuscript of the memoir about my father, so that is me. That is who I am. I am a single mother of four, who are all adults now, out in the world. Sons, four Sons. I live by myself and I just write and decorate and work work work, so please buy my book!
