Reared in St. Louis, Missouri USA, Mary Linda Miller graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Maryville University in 1978; worked for twenty-five years doing design, drafting and technical writing in the fields of civil engineering and architecture while living in St. Louis, Phoenix, Arizona, and Kaneohe, Hawaii; and traveled extensively in the United States, Western Europe and Japan. She currently resides in Orlando, Florida, with her husband of thirty-five years, Carmelo L. Monti, AIA. Publishing credits include:A novel "Liminality: The Fox Woman's Child" (for sale on Amazon and CreateSpace)A children's book "Terry Trackhoe Goes Missing" (for sale on Amazon and CreateSpace)Photography in "An Hour Over Denali" (for sale on Amazon and CreateSpace)Poetry in magazines and in the anthologies "Rambling Poets at Café Cyber," "Poeticising Chat," and "Rainbow Lights Ablaze" (all three are for sale on Amazon and CreateSpace)Six self-published books of family history and genealogy, including "A Farm Near Frohna: The Story Behind a Missouri Century Farm"; "Monte Etna's Children"; "Surviving the Times"; and "Heading West & Moving On" (four named books are for sale on Amazon and CreateSpace).Book design for "Is Your Mind Like Your Hair?", "From Around the World: A Collection of Our Favorite Recipes" and "Searching for Light in a World of Darkness" by other authors.Several technical manuals written for employersAnd essays for newspapers.Visit her websites: www.terrytrackhoe.com and www.marylindamiller.com.