Cara M. King

Cara K. Richardson originally published "Nola Blues" under the name Cara M. King.

A graduate of Tulane University with a degree in Management and a minor in Film Studies, she later earned a master's degree in Television Production from Boston University. She went on to work in Los Angeles on the acclaimed television drama, "The West Wing."

Her writing has also received industry recognition. In 2009, she was named a finalist in the Slamdance TV Writing Contest for "Crescent City," an original drama inspired by Nola Blues.

Cara later returned to graduate school and earned a master's degree in Occupational Therapy, building a career focused on helping others while continuing her creative work as a writer.

She lives in Virginia Beach, Virginia, with her family and continues to write fiction, memoir, and works focused on health and personal experience.