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295:(subsidiary at the time of Pan American Airways), bilingual translator, scholar researching especially the Maya among other ancient cultures, film and art critic, also a consultant on dyslexia among other learning disabilities, as well as a magazine editor, lecturer, photographer, gastronome. In addition she has also worked for ad agencies, public relations firms, craft centers and archaeological projects. In 1960 she launched the celebrated craft market known as the Bazaar Sabado. She has produced in all 36 books, a number of them published in both 350: 117: 25: 66: 376:(SAA) where she has served as a perennial member of the Media Relations Committee; and is a research consultant at the Institute for Maya Studies in Mexico. She serves on the advisory board of Exploring Solutions Past (ESP): The Maya Forest Alliance, with the El Pilar Archaeological Reserve for Maya Flora and Fauna in 372:. In 2004 this order was raised to "Honorary National Councilor for Mexico" in recognition of her overall contribution to the arts, specifically in sculpture and letters. Her work has appeared in over 200 individual and group shows and art auctions over a period spanning more than fifty years. She is a member of the 307:
sites in Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras and El Salvador, and then distant, often related, cultures around the world, with a special focus on archaeology, religion, mythology and history. Her articles on the Greek world in the Sunday Travel Section of the now-defunct Mexico City News, published
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began at age fifteen and continued in Mexico where she wrote for Mexican Life, Welcome, Mexito This Month, Revista de América, Mañana, Revista Tiempo, among others. A correspondent for Life en Español
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sculptor and author. She has been a sculptor for over 50 years, with some 200 exhibits (group, individual, auctions) to her credit. She has been a writer for the entirety her professional life.
575:"American Modernism", translation to Spanish of text by the Walker Art Institute of Minneapolis and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, for the Museo Dolores Olmedo, 2009. 396:. She has two children, Fausto and Dushka Zapata. She is a naturalized citizen of Mexico. She has also worked for the conservation of the hairless Mexican dog known as the 782: 343: 807: 797: 792: 762: 747: 742: 787: 145: 125: 767: 609:
Ancestral, la sorprendente relación entre las Antiguas civilizaciones de Asia y América, Mexico City, Editorial Planeta Mexicana, S.A. de C.V., 2015.
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Her career in the arts, and particularly as a sculptor, won her the "Superior Academic Order" from the Accademio Internazionale Greci-Marino in
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The Shameless Full Moon, Travels in Africa, Available from Amazon.com and other retailers, Printed by CreateSpace, An Amazon.com Company, 2014.
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Alma de mi alma, el México de los extranjeros, Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) and Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (INAH),
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The World Over, A Carol Miller Anthology, Available from Amazon.com and other retailers, Printed by CreateSpace, An Amazon.com Company, 2015.
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Brumas de California, monthly articles on cinema and film personalities, for the magazine Fanclub de Cinépolis, Mexico City, 2010–2015.
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during the 1970s and 1980s, earned her the title of Honorary Cultural Attaché for the Greek Embassy in Mexico, and the nickname of "
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Travels in Syria, a Love Story, Available from Amazon.com and other retailers, Printed by CreateSpace, An Amazon.com Company, 2013.
572:"The Dolores Olmedo Museum", translation English-Spanish, Spanish-English of 7 texts for the museum catalog, OCLC 501429255, 2008. 569:"Robert Motherwell", translation to Spanish of text by the Walker Art Institute of Minneapolis, for the Museo Dolores Olmedo, 2008 199: 752: 373: 171: 630:
Dyslexia: Sinistra Invictus, Available from Amazon.com and other retailers, Printed by CreateSpace, An Amazon.com Company, 2017
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She is a longtime resident of Mexico where she lives with her husband, designer and art restorer Tomás González, in
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Other Stories, Available from Amazon.com and other retailers, Printed by CreateSpace, An Amazon.com Company. 2017
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Mathías Goeritz, English-language version of the work by Dr. Lily Kassner, Ph.D., Mexico City, Aura Editors, 2014
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The Bookcase, Available from Amazon.com and other retailers, Printed by CreateSpace, An Amazon.com Company 2016.
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200 Mexicanos que nos Heredó el Mundo, published by the Centro de estudios migratorios. Editor: Paralelo.
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Más Viajes en el Mundo Maya, la Península de Yucatán, Belice y El Salvador
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Travels in the Asian World, China, Tibet, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos,
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The Unfinished Experiment, Democracy in the Dominican Republic
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El Pilar, An Archaeological Reserve For Maya Flora and Fauna
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The Other Side of Yesterday, The China-Maya Connection,
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