Anesa Miller
Deep Thinker. Nature Lover. Author.
Native of Wichita, Kansas. Background in Russian studies and creative writing.
“LaDene’s voice propels us as she recounts her life of family dysfunction, religious fundamentalism, abuse, and how we can’t escape the darker impulses of family even when we think we’ve broken from them. …we witness how fast a life can unravel from a chance encounter. What I love is that the book starts with the confession of a crime, and suspense lies in how the heroine ended up there. For me, this makes it more compelling than the classic mystery or thriller. This suspense holds us to the end we thought we saw coming, but didn’t.”
– Jerry D. Mathes II, author of Ahead of the Flaming Front: A Life on Fire
“Haunting. Feels like an ultra-personal conversation. Grabs you immediately and refuses to let go.”
–Peter Edwards, The Toronto Star
Co-author of “The Wolfpack: The Millennial Mobsters who Brought Chaos and the Cartels to the Canadian Underworld.” With Luis Horacio Najera.
–Peter Edwards, The Toronto Star
Co-author of “The Wolfpack: The Millennial Mobsters who Brought Chaos and the Cartels to the Canadian Underworld.” With Luis Horacio Najera.
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A summer of lush flowers and perfect weather. Girls dancing on a moonlit field.
A Road Beyond Loss is subtitled “Three Cycles of Poems & an Epilogue.”
Events and Commentary
Over the years, Anesa has commented on many topics related to her fiction and current events. Please feel free to explore!
Upcoming Events
Author Talk & Reading: Roebling Books & Coffee Covington KY, 306 Greenup St., Saturday, May 4, 11am EDT
Author Talk & Reading :The Bookmatters Milford OH, 6 Main St.,Thursday, July 11, 6pm EDT
About Anesa
As a child, Anesa Miller resisted schooling and had to be pushed to keep up with her classmates. On a car trip across the Great Plains, her mother threatened that there would be no lunch until Anesa read several pages aloud from A Is for Annabelle. Under pressure, the seven-year-old buckled down, focused on the page, and gained a sudden insight into the link between letters, sound, and meaning. A passion for reading and love of literature were born.
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Readers may submit a mailing address to receive a free postcard with the author’s signature by USPS. Please indicate if you would like a personal inscription on the postcard (understanding that space is limited). Insert this in your copy of Anesa’s book!