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Nebraska Authors

Kori D. Miller

Born 1970 Omaha, NE (USA)

This author has established her own publisher, Back Porch Writer Press, which has published detective novels in her Dezeray Jackson series and other novels. She has also published My Life In Black And White: A Book Of Experiences (2011, 2014), a memoir in a series of essays that explore her experiences growing up as a biracial American woman. She hopes the book will help other biracial kids understand and fight for their own identities.

Author Of

  • Fiction
  • Nonfiction

Keywords

Biracial Identity; Biracial Authors; African-American Women Authors; Mystery-Thriller Novels; Essays; Memoirs

Education

Degree in psychology
Pursuing a Masters Degree in psychology

Honors

Reader's Favorite Award (2016) for Hush.

Associations

Nebraska Writers Guild

Bibliography

My Life in Black and White: A Book of Experiences. 2011, 2014.
Dante. 2014.
Deadly Sins 1. 2014.
Deadly Sins 2. 2015.
Deadly Sins Complete. 2015.
Hush. 2015.
Deadly Sins 3. 2016.
North Downing. 2016.

Articles in Fine Lines Literary Journal, the Positive Psychology Program (on-line), and other publications.

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