Contact

Email: Andrew@Andrew-Miller.com

Instagram: @xAndrewMillerx

Objective

To obtain representation and publication of my journalistic and creative work; including essays, poetry, photography, and graphic story telling.

Publications

Stone Canoe Journal | Photography contributor (Spring 2022).

The Columbus Alive | Photography contributor (October 2021).

The Nasiona | Interview contributor: Frannerd – We Are Nice Humans (Fall 2021).

Industrial Worker Magazine |Article contributor: IWW Member to be Inducted into Chicago Literary Hall of Fame (Summer 2021).

IWW.org |Article contributor: IWW Supports Arrested Striking Workers (Winter 2020).

Down With Tyranny!| Article contributor: No Evil Foods Union Busting and Investment Hypocrisy  (Fall 2020).

Industrial Worker Magazine| Article contributor: Mo Evil Foods  (Summer 2020).

Industrial Worker Magazine| Article contributor: Unionizing Your Union (Summer 2020).

Industrial Worker Magazine| Article contributor: The Doublespeak of No Evil Foods (Summer 2020).

Industrial Worker Magazine| Article contributor: Columbus Remains a Colonized City (Summer 2020).

Kansas City Voices| Photography contributor: Folds (Spring 2020).

Helen Literary Magazine| Flash creative non-fiction contributor: Someone Else’s Story  (Fall 2019).

Newfound | Flash creative non-fiction contributor: Chicken Shit (October 2019).

Little Death Lit | Essay contributor: It’s Time to get Fucking Weird (May 2019).

The Write Launch | Essay contributor: Kant Skateboard (April 2019).

The HCE Review | Photography contributor: From Above #3 (November 2018).

The Nasiona | Interview contributor: Victoria Lomasko: Other Russias (August 2018).

X-R-A-Y | Flash creative non-fiction contributor: 6:54 (May 2018).

Corpus Callosum Creations |Co-author and researcher, non-fiction book: Turn the Lights On (March 2018).

Yes Poetry |Book review contributor: Matthew Rohrer’s The Others (December 2017).

The Fanzine | Essay contributor: The Nearest Exit May Be Behind You (May 2017).

Watershed Review | Photography contributor: Circumvolition – Series 2 (Spring 2017).

Digitalocracy Analogs | Book author, fiction (O. G_d): Por Que No – Erotica collection (April 2017).

Civil Coping Mechanisms | Book author, creative non-fiction: If Only the Names Were Changed – Essay Collection (June 2016).

Digitalocracy Analogs |Book author, poetry: You Must Know This (May 2016).

Civil Coping Mechanisms |Anthology contributor, creative non-fiction: The 2015 CCM Compendium ( January 2016).

Ohio Edit | Haiku poetry contributor: Technology (August 2015).

Fruita Pulp | Interview contributor: Kyle Schlesinger of Cuneiform Press (July 2015).

Electric Literature | Book review contributor: The Great 2015 Indie Press Preview (February 2015).

Entropy | Poetry contributor: Enclave #finalpoem (February 2015).

Industrial Worker Magazine | Article and Op-Ed Contributor (2015-present).

The Chautauquan | Poetry and photography contributor: multiple pieces (Summer 2014).

The Seldom Review SCCC | Fiction and creative non-fiction contributor: O’Tannenbaum and Avoidance (Spring 2014).

Two Dollar Radio | Creative non-fiction contributor: Frequencies Vol. 3 – Soft Cell (2013).

Quiz & Quill Literary Magazine |Fiction and creative non-fiction contributor: multiple pieces (2012-2014).

Columbus Creative Cooperative |Anthology contributor, fiction: Across Town – Broken (Fall 2011).

ThisWeek Community News|Freelance print and digital newspaper reporter and features journalist covering city and school news; story collaboration with The Columbus Dispatch and WBNS 10TV (2008-2016).

WOSU Public Media | Digital and On-Air Freelance Commentator (2008-2012).

Wards Automotive News | Freelance photography and story research (2011).

Columbus CEO Magazine | Freelancer Bizbuzz (2011).

CapitalCityRadio.org | Freelance digital content provider (2010-2011).

IGI – Global |Chapter author: Social Knowledge: Using Social Media to Know What You Know (2009).

NBC4i and City of Upper Arlington | Freelance digital content provider (2009).

Scoot! Quarterly Magazine |Freelancer covering midwest events (1997-2000).

Awards

Summer Literary Series | Top 30 Competitive Fellowship Recipient – out of ~700 (2019).

National Park Artist in Residency | Top 10 Multidisciplinary Competitive Fellowship Residency Finalist (2019).

The Beachie Awards | Alt-lit BeachSloth award for best male novel for (2016).

The Seldom Review SCCC | First place fiction; second place creative non-fiction (2014).

The Chautauqua Institution Haiku Contest | First place (2014).

Sigma Tau Epsilon | English honors society (2013-2014).

Walter Lowrie Barnes Historical Fiction Prize | First place (2013).

Louis Gleim Williams Newspaper Award | Third place (2013).

SNA/Local Media Association | Advertising and Promotion award for Best Series “Keys to Success” local business series, first place (2012).

Columbus Creative Cooperative Flash Fiction Championship | First place (2012).

Louise Gleim Williams Writer’s Prize | First place (2012).

Education

Miami University (2017-2019) – 3.95 GPA Master of Fine Arts in English, Creative Non-fiction.

Otterbein University (2012-2014) – 3.95 GPA, Summa Cum Laude, Bachelor of Arts in English, Creative Non-fiction.

Columbus State Community College (2004-2007) – 3.9 GPA, Associates Degree in Business Management.

Western Michigan University (1993-1995) – Computer Science studies.

Quotes Worth Sharing

“Soft Cell reads very well-polished, and I can’t imagine doing any heavy-lifting in terms of edits. This is an excellent piece, very well-told, and I’d love to include it in Frequencies Volume 3.” – Eric Obenauf, publisher at Two Dollar Radio.

“YOU MUST KNOW THIS is a touching collection of poems and photos about family and modern life.” – IndieReader.com.

“This is amazing stuff. I also remember reading one of your pieces via Two Dollar Radio/Frequencies. Love your voice. It reads like fiction despite it being nonfiction.” – Michael J Seidlinger, publisher at Civil Coping Mechanisms.

“He understands beat reporting, knows how to develop and maintain contacts in the community, writes well and meets deadlines. He knows a good story when he sees one and knows how to develop it appropriately.” – Sandy Wallace, editor at ThisWeek News.