Mary has lived her entire life in Michigan. She’s obsessed with the beauty of our state and spends a lot of time by the water. She’s a graduate of Marygrove College in Detroit and attended Saginaw Valley College for her post-graduate work. She enjoyed teaching middle school and high school for 27 years in East Detroit. After she retired, she started a new career. With more time to read, she got hooked on romance novels and began writing her own. She currently has eleven novels in both e-book and print on Amazon and continues to find inspiration in her travels and in her imagination. She lives with her husband of forty-seven years, raised two great sons that have given her two great daughters-in-law, and five grandchildren.
By Mary Bisciaio Americans are good people. Disregarding the superficial characteristics of race and gender, Americans as a people are basically good. They go to...
By Mary Bisciaio Originally Published on August 3, 2018. Age is linear, but life isn’t. It is constantly dipping, bending, twisting, and turning till it...
By Mary Bisciaio The state requirements for data retention in recent years has pushed public high schools to structure history classes in much the same...
“… don’t underestimate your influence, and to all educators at all levels, allow students to voice their opinions, to disagree among themselves, and add bits...