Richard Miller

Several authors have the name Richard Miller:
(1) Richard Miller, 1926- , wrote seven books on singing and is also credited as an editor on other musical works;
(2) Richard Miller, 1925- , wrote Snail, Mosca, Squed, Sowboy, and Coyote;
(3) Richard Miller, who has produced a line a yoga books and media;
(4) Richard K. Miller, the mathematician who wrote An Introduction to Differential Equations;
(5) Richard B. Miller, the political scientist, who wrote Why Christians Don't Vote for Democrats and edited War In the 20th Century (there is no true author, so he is credited by many owners as the author);
(6) Richard F. Miller, who wrote Harvard's Civil War;
(7) Richard Miller, 1942- , who wrote Chihuahuas;
(8) and (9) it is assumed that The Town & Country World of Golf and the Templo de la Sagrada Familia (a papercraft scale model booklet) were written by two separate authors;
It is unknown with the current information available if the final book, The Most Unusual Person in the World, was written by one the previous authors or not.
Richard Miller, 1942- wrote Chihuahuas; and (4) Richard Miller, 1953- wrote Managing Difficult Patients. (6) Richard F. Miller wrote Harvard's Civil War, the single copy here was entered from amazon.com. (7) Richard Miller did not write The secret Paris of the 30's (he's the translator), the books have been combined on the right work page. (8) The Yoga books are most likely by another Richard Miller.