Wynter Miller is an editor and writer at Electric Literature. Based in California, she focuses on topics such as LGBTQ issues, racial injustice, and her experiences in cities like Beijing and San Francisco. Her work has been featured in Electric Literature.
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Wynter Miller's articles focus on personal stories, family dynamics, and relationships. Given the themes she covers, she may be interested in pitches that offer unique personal narratives or expert commentary related to family and relationship dynamics. Additionally, topics such as identity exploration and societal trends could also resonate with her audience.
If you have a compelling story or expert insight related to family relationships, personal growth, or societal changes that align with Wynter’s coverage themes, these are likely to pique her interest. Personal anecdotes or viewpoints from established experts can add value to your pitch when reaching out to Wynter.
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“Young at the Time” by Eileen Chang, translated by Karen S Kingsbury and Jie Zhang, and recommended by Karen S Kingsbury
An excerpt from BEAUTYLAND by Marie-Helene Bertino, recommended by Thomas Morris
I f you say the name Kaveh Akbar to a group of poetry lovers, the room lights up like a jukebox.
"Either/Or," a graphic narrative by G. H. Yamauchi
"In the Heart of the Village" by Emma Binder, recommended by Alyssa Songsiridej for Electric Literature
Rush Week at Kappa Kappa Murder The Roommates E very year, on the third weekend in October, there's a vigil for Caroline.
"A New Book of Grotesques" from GHOST PAINS, by Jessi Jezewska Stevens, recommended by Jeremy M Davies
We Deserve Applause for Normal Things One of Many Possible Configurations B orn, 1968. Misunderstood everything, ‘72 to ‘86.
By: Wynter Miller
An excerpt from MOTHER DOLL by Katya Apekina, recommended by Sarah Rose Etter
"King of All Hogs" by J G Lynas, recommended by Wynter K Miller for Electric Literature
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