#22 - Uncovering Mysteries: From Crime Novels to Renewable Energy with Mary Ann Miller
Today we have a compelling conversation with debut author Mary Ann Miller. At 63, she has penned an enthralling murder mystery, "Bones Under the Ice", set in a small Indiana town. We'll delve into her late blooming writing career, her captivating...
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Show Notes
Today we have a compelling conversation with debut author Mary Ann Miller. At 63, she has penned an enthralling murder mystery, "Bones Under the Ice", set in a small Indiana town. We'll delve into her late blooming writing career, her captivating novel's storyline, and the inspirations behind her lead character, Jhonni Laurent. We'll also discuss the thought-provoking issues her book brings to light, such as the impact of wind turbines on rural communities.
As we journey through Miller's creative process and personal interests, we'll expand the conversation to broader societal implications, especially the environmental challenges of renewable energy. By the end, you'll not only get a sneak peek into Miller's intriguing mystery novel but also engage with critical dialogues on contemporary environmental issues. So grab your coffee, sit back, and enjoy the engaging blend of literary insights and societal discussion.
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