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Donald Muller Jr.
Donald C. Muller’s interest in fantasy grew out of his boyhood years where he spent much of his time exploring the back woods of the foothills of the Catskill Mountains and reading the works of his...view moreDonald C. Muller’s interest in fantasy grew out of his boyhood years where he spent much of his time exploring the back woods of the foothills of the Catskill Mountains and reading the works of his favorite authors (Mark Twain, Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Kahlil Gibran, and Dr. Seuss), and the books of the Bible. He holds a B.A. in Combined Science from Castleton, Vt., and a dual MBA in Marketing and Healthcare Administration from AIU Online. He is interested in History, Geology, Religion and pursuing creative endeavors such as writing, scripting, clowning, writing games, and doing puppetry. He may have been seen in the Catskill Mountains of New York, the Green Mountains of Vermont, the White Mountains of New Hampshire, and out to the Grand Teton mountains of Wyoming or even driving the streets in Iowa. An infamous line of his is “Make it work then make it better or better make it work”. He also made up the double entrant of: “The patience of a doctor will help him keep his patients” (or is it the other way around?) “A doctor who looses his patience will make him lose his patients.” On the other hand, it could be the other way around like; “A doctor who looses his patients will cause him to lose his patience”. He has an interest also in technology that was honed in the Coast Guard in the early 1980’s where he had researched and aided the implementation of a version of the Cubic Spline Interpolation routine to allow the Coast Guard to interactively monitor and plot oceanic buoys without using ships to collect data. Later he went on to database development in the securities brokerage industry.view less