Michell D. Williams, the author of De "Luf Epo H " is a native of Jacksonville, Florida where she was educated within the local school system. After receiving her primary studies, she received an Associate of Art degree in General Students from the Florida Junior College at Jacksonville. Now known as FSCJ. She later received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Economics from Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia; now currently known as Clark Atlanta University. 

 

Michell was once a military spouse, and during her travels she matriculated in the educational system, that is established by the military to receive a Master of Science degree in Public Administration from Central Michigan University. Her educational endeavors are complemented by her career field. Michell has continuously worked in the areas of state and local government; however, she has also created her own path by working as a consultant and freelance writer. Her most notable articles were with R&B singing group “Sisters With Voices” (SWV) and comedian “Sinbad” at the Soul 70’s Music Festival that was held in Aruba. Recently, Michell received second place honors in the Authors Roundtable of Florida Haiku contest. Recently, Saw Palm a journal by the University of South Florida has agreed to publish one of Michell's essays "Puttin' on the Ritz"  Michell is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; which is an international organization with over 100,000 members.