Linda Sonia Miller has been a poet and teacher of literature and creative writing for almost thirty years. Her poetry has been influenced by her experiences studying Henry David Thoreau on the shores of Walden Pond, living and teaching in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, and among the Winnebago people in Black River Falls, Wisconsin, as well as by her current life in the peace and beauty of the small village of Rensselaerville NY. She has published short essays in The New York Times, poems in a variety of journals, and her first chapbook Something Worth Dying For (Finishing Line Press) in 2012. Linda has also been a Connecticut Writing Project Fellow and Institute Director, as well as the recipient of three National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowships.
Paperback: 84 pages
Publisher: Kelsay Books (November 14, 2017)