Tucson writer Susan Cummins Miller, a former field geologist, paleontologist, and college instructor, has published six novels and an anthology containing the works of 34 women writers of the American frontier. Her writing, inspired by her life and work in the desert West, arises from the intersections of landscape, science, history, prehistory, and time. Two poetry collections, Making Silent Stones Sing and Deciphering The Desert: a book of poems, are forthcoming from Finishing Line Press (2022; 2023). Website: http://www.susancumminsmiller.com
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Mysteries & Nonfiction @ Texas Tech University Press:
Frankie MacFarlane, Geologist, Mysteries: Death Assemblage, Detachment Fault, Quarry, Hoodoo, Fracture, and Chasm
A Sweet Separate Intimacy—Women Writers of the American Frontier, 1800-1922
Poetry @ Finishing Line Press:
Making Silent Stones Sing (chapbook; 2022) https://www.finishinglinepress.com/product/making-silent-stones-sing-by-susan-cummins-miller/
Deciphering the Desert: a book of poems (2023)
Find more poets reading their work on Gyroscope Review main page, search Let the Poets Speak or National Poetry Month 2022.