Larada Horner-Miller

I had a creative writing teaching in 8th grade that honored whatever I wrote. Then when I was in high school, I wrote a piece, my uncle saw it on our round table in the dining room, read it and asked me why I wasn't pursuing writing. I let this passion lay dormant for way too many years because life got in the way. I became a writing teacher and realized I loved writing. That became the impetus to my writing.

I'm writing an AutoFiction (autobiography fiction) and fictionalizing my incest story. I wrote it in November 2016 during NaNoWriMo(National Novel Writing Month) and accumulated over 50,000. Then a major book project landed in my lap and I stepped away from it. Then more books came a long. In 2025, the Epstein Files reminded me of this book as a possible source of healing for sexual abuse survivors. So with urgency I have been working on it.