ROBYNNE MILLER holds a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Nonfiction and Fiction and a B.A. in English Literature. Agented with Books and Such Literary, she is the author of more than ten books and countless articles and essays, including Finding Common Ground: One Octogenarian’s Quest to Help our Nation Heal, The Three Faces of Nellie and her latest project, Tennessee Wildcat: On the Trail of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Mr. Edwards.

When she’s not writing, Robynne directs the Vision Christian Writers Conference at Mt. Hermon, coaches/mentors both beginning and advanced writers, works as a substantive editor, speaks at retreats, workshops, conferences, and events across the country, and teaches the professional writing track she developed for Unbound. She may or may not be slightly addicted to the musty smell of historic archives, where she blissfully rummages through land records, censuses, and newspapers, etc., hunting for previously unearthed tidbits of information.

She also enjoys adventuring with her amazing British husband and beautiful brood of adopted and biological children as well as leading worship, which she’s done for years in both the UK and the US.

Robynne has a passion for helping writers bring their stories and messages into the world, no matter where they are on their writing journeys.

But most of all, Robynne is utterly and unapologetically in love with the Savior who created, saved, and called her.