DETAILS

Pages: 71
ISBN: 979-8992970913
Release Date: 4/1/2025
Genre: Poetry

Route 460

Savannah S. Miller


 

 

In this debut poetry collection, Savannah S. Miller uses transparency and humor to investigate the liminal spaces of existence. More than a coming-of-age narrative, Route 460 examines the passage of time and place. Through her raw reflections, Miller explores the ever-fluctuating definition of home and the sticking power of love, long after it is removed from our presence—all the while asking: How much agency do we possess in this lifelong quest for community and comfort?

 

PURCHASE

The University of Alabama Press / $16.95

About the Author

Savannah S. Miller (she/her) is a queer and disabled writer and theatre artist currently based out of Memphis, Tennessee. She was the inaugural Young Playwright in Process through Young Playwrights’ Theater in Washington, D.C., as well as a two-time winner of the Eleanor Frost Playwriting Contest. Her original play The House won the Teresa Jordan Emerging Local Playwright Competition and will receive a full production as a part of Germantown Community Theatre’s 54th season. Her fiction and poetry have been published or are forthcoming with Bottlecap Press, Jelly Bucket, Watershed Review, Modern Language Studies, Flash Fiction Magazine, and others. Route 460 is her debut poetry collection. AB: Dartmouth College; MFA: Augsburg University. Read more at savannahsmiller.com.

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