Milo Martin

About the Author

Milo Martin is a retired Army First Sergeant and Air Traffic Controller. He knows how to give directions to get things done. Clean and sober since April Fool’s Day 1989, he can help you do it too.

Milo is a prolific writer regarding recovery, sobriety, abstinence, and freedom from the bondage of self. His premier book, Butterflies and Paratroopers Are Not Born With Wings won the Globel Book Award Gold Medal for Self-Help Personal Transformation.

Milo has a master’s degree in public administration from the University of New Hampshire and a Certificate of Graduate Studies from Harvard. As a former paratrooper, air traffic controller, and auxiliary nuclear reactor operator, he brings to recovery an intersection of logic, science, philosophy, and spirituality. While serving in the army, he completed the Addiction Counselor Education Program at Boston University, and besides being a First Sergeant, served as a substance abuse and suicide prevention NCO. Now, as an old, tired, bald, grumpy, and dumpy white guy, he shuffles between New Hampshire and Texas, going to meetings with his Irish Setter, Madaline.