Larada Horner-Miller is an accomplished multi-genre author with a passion for storytelling across poetry, memoir, and historical biography. Holding a bachelor's degree in English and a master of education, she has published nine books that explore the depths of human experience with warmth, insight, and creativity.

Her literary works span diverse genres, including award-winning biographies, historical fiction, memoirs, and poetry collections. Notable publications include:

· Was It a Dream?: The first in a four-book poetry series exploring life's journey

· Hair on Fire: A heartwarming and humorous Christmas memoir

· Coronavirus Reflections: Bitter or Better?: A reflective exploration of the global pandemic

· Just Another Square Dance Caller: The authorized biography of world-renowned square dance caller Marshall "Flip" Flippo

· A Time to Grow Up: An acclaimed grief memoir recognized by multiple book awards

An accomplished speaker, Horner-Miller has presented at the Women Writing the West Conference and has created Memoir Workshops to help others preserve their family legacies through writing.

When not writing, she enjoys an active life with her husband Lin in the mountains near Boquete, Panama. Her interests include square dancing, traveling, knitting, and co-managing her family's historic ranch in southeastern Colorado.