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Lynn C. Miller

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Devils Lake, ND, The United States
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Alice Adams, Kate Atkinson, Emma Donoghue, Sarah Waters

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My new story collection, The Lost Archive, is just out in April, 2023: "The Lost Archive is laced through with humor and heartache, interwoven with strange, charmed moments of joy.”
—Jesse Lee Kercheval, author of Underground Women

The Day After Death was a 2017 Lambda Award finalist in lesbian fiction.

I believe that stories transform lives and that lives generate stories. I started writing at age 9, typing in red ink on an Underwood typewriter, when my family moved from River Forest, IL to a farm five miles northeast of Devils Lake, ND.

I live in Albuquerque and am a novelist and playwright, performer, and educator. My published novels are The Unmasking, The Day After Death, The Fool’s Journey and Death of a Department Chair. Find Your Story,
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The Day after Death: A Novel

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The Locked Room Mystery

Characters, all with motives––a secret affair, a lust for revenge of an old slight, a desire to inherit large sums––are confined together in a remote setting. One by one each person is mysteriously killed. How was someone able to enter the space where the crime occurred, murder his or her victim, and exit without seemingly leaving a clue? From popular examples such as Agatha Christie’s And Then Th Read more of this blog post »
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"The stories bump up against each other, some longer, others shorter, from different time periods, geographical locations, and circumstances. There are several ex-husbands trying to weasel back in or extort (HAH), several women haunted by previous rel" Read more of this review »
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