Helen Topping Miller
American novelist Helen Topping Miller began writing as a young child and penned more than forty novels and three hundred short stories for both adults and children during her career. A long-time resident of the South, Miller’s works include White Peacock, Blue Marigolds, and Splendor of Eagles, as well as numerous historical romances set during the Reconstruction period and a series of Christmas novels for children. Miller, a member of both the Authors League of America and the Daughters of the American Revolution, died in 1960.
