Professor Emerita, English
Alyce Miller currently lives in the Washington, D.C. Metro area, where she continues to write, and adventure. She holds advanced degrees in law, writing, literature, and film, and she has won awards for both her teaching and her writing. Her publications include four books of fiction, and one book of nonfiction, and more than 250 published essays, stories, poems, and articles. For more information, see www.alycemillerwriter.com.
More than 200 stories, poems, and essays have appeared in some of the following magazines and anthologies:
Kenyon Review, Iowa Review, Michigan Quarterly Review, Humanimalia, The Sun, Glimmer Train, Story, LA Times Summer Fiction Issue, Southern Review, Another Chicago Magazine, Harvard Review, American Short Fiction, Sonora Review, New England Review, Fourth Genre, Puerto del Sol, Prairie Schooner, Witness, Northwest Review, Southwest Review, Many Mountains Moving, Fourteen Hills, Shenandoah, Story Quarterly, Other Voices, StoryQuarterly, Hotel Amerika, Chicago Tribune Sunday Book Review, Massachusetts Review, New Letters, Legal Studies Forum, Crossing the Color Line, High Infidelity, Creating Fiction, Listening to Voices, We The Creatures, New American Essays, Being for the Other: Issues in Ethics and Animal Rights, etc.
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