Carol Miller

Travels in Syria: a Love Story Carol Miller

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 283-293). Biographical Note: Carol Miller, "The Renaissance Woman of Mexico," was born in Los Angeles and became a journalist at age fifteen. Moving to Mexico in 1954, she became a regular contributor to "Mexican Life" and "Mexico This Month," among other Mexican magazines and newspapers. Since then, Miller has been a syndicated travel writer, translator, film and art critic, magazine editor, lecturer, photographer, and gastronome. She has worked for ad agencies, public relations firms, craft centers, and archaeological projects. Beyond writing and photography, Miller has also been a sculptress for over fifty years, with some two hundred gallery and museum exhibits to her credit. An adventurer as well as a scholar, Miller's books combine her love of art, archaeology, history, and travel. Her other titles include "The Winged Prophet: From Hermes to Quetzalcoatl," "Travels in the Maya World," and "Travels in the Asian World." Review Citations: Foreword 01/06/2014 (EAN 9781492371458, Paperback) Kirkus Reviews 02/15/2014 (EAN 9781492371458, Paperback) Contributor Bio:  Miller, Carol Carol Miller, "The Renaissance Woman of Mexico," was born in Los Angeles and became a journalist at age fifteen. Moving to Mexico in 1954, she became a regular contributor to "Mexican Life" and "Mexico This Month", among other Mexican magazines and newspapers. Since then, Miller has been a syndicated travel writer, translator, film and art critic, magazine editor, lecturer, photographer, and gastronome. She has worked for ad agencies, public relations firms, craft centers, and archaeological projects. Beyond writing and photography, Miller has also been a sculptress for over fifty years, with some two hundred gallery and museum exhibits to her credit. An adventurer as well as a scholar, Miller's books combine her love of art, archaeology, history, and travel. Her other titles include "The Winged Prophet: From Hermes to Quetzalcoatl", "Travels in the Maya World", and "Travels in the Asian World."