Education
From the University of Missouri, and an Master of Fine Arts from the Iowa Writers" hop and a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Houston.
("This collection of vivid, readable, enticing poems is di...)
"This collection of vivid, readable, enticing poems is divided into three parts: Temples, Idols, and Relics. Temples deals with acts of rebellion with a push-pull reaction to, for example, the speaker's father: 'I am still / seething because my father beat me to all / that was lovely in the mouth and well in the world.' When she views William's undershirts she reflects that 'this / is not more to me than a man I've watched from a distance.' Idols reveals an eighth grade substitute teacher who 'had / a baby, but never a husband.' Miller also gives us insight into 'Blues' music that 'don't describe our lives anymore'; a college dormitory on fire, 'white bedsheets lifting a little / before the flash.' She also sees, without straining, meaning in flowers pressed in a book, photos of her grandmother's boyfriends, and riding a swimming horse. Leslie Adrienne Miller presents a series of ordinary images which seem to roll along smoothly until, almost casually, they zap the reader with more intensity than once at first thought. She makes us see anew." (Ohioana Quarterly, Fall 1995)
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From the University of Missouri, and an Master of Fine Arts from the Iowa Writers" hop and a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Houston.
Professor of English at the University of Saint Thomas in Saint Paul, Minnesota, Miller holds a Bachelor of Arts from Stephens College, an Master of Arts Her poems have appeared in The Kenyon Review, North American Review, Antioch Review, Georgia Review, The American Poetry Review, Prairie Schooner and New England Review.
("This collection of vivid, readable, enticing poems is di...)