Michele Murray is a Certified Professional Geologist and Treasurer of the Denver Mining Club. She lives in South Park, Colorado with huzbun, dogs, cats and horses. She has a technical GIS company for her professional career, and a retail art company for river-oriented art. When she travels, she writes articles for Infomine’s Technology Page, (”The Igneous Rocks of Tameapa”.) Her blog for InfoMine provides a forum for drillers, muckers and geos at mines all over the world.
Other publications include the prestigious journal, Mountain Gazette, as well as Discover the Outdoors, EQUUS, Fly Fishing World, Native People’s Magazine, New Tribal Dawn, The Aquarian, International Double Reed Society.
Michele is an avid fly-fishing angler and writes for http://www.coloradofishing.net/ and www.wyomingfishing.net. Her stories are included in two anthologies: “Hell’s Half Mile: River Runners’ Tales of Hilarity and Misadventure,” published by Breakaway Books, 2004, and “Comeback Wolves: Western Writers Speak for Wolves in the Southern Rockies,” published by Johnson Books, 2005.
Michele is Pembina Clan of Ojibwe, of the Turtle Mountain Agency in North Dakota — home of her father (and part Scottish — which is a bad combination when combined with a shot of whiskey…)
