About the Author
Nancy K. Miller
Photo: Marcia Ciriello
Nancy K. Miller is the author or editor of more than a dozen books, most recently, My Brilliant Friends: Our Lives in Feminism (2019). Part memoir, part biography, the book tells the story of three friendships, forged in the spirit of seventies feminism, that changed—and saved—her life: Carolyn Heilbrun, Diane Middlebrook, and Naomi Schor.
Miller lectures widely, both nationally and internationally, and her work is anthologized in popular volumes on feminism and life writing. In 1983 she co-founded the Gender and Culture Series at Columbia University Press with the late Carolyn Heilbrun, and since 2004 coedits the series with Victoria Rosner.
Curricula Vitae
Interviews
Radio
Interview with Nancy on Beyond the Pale (mp3), September 15, 2013.
Interview on Too Jewish Radio (mp3) with Rabbi Sam Cohon and Friends, May 6, 2012
Radio Podcast on Beyond the Pale (mp3) with Marissa Brostoff and Keira Feldman, October 2, 2011
Print and Online
So many words not in the dictionary: An interview with Nancy K. Miller. An interview in Women of Letters, September 26, 2023
Every Cancer Narrative Is an Act of Life. Nancy K. Miller in conversation with Leonardo Nolé in Other Modernities, Universitá degli Studi di Milano.
Public Thinker: Nancy K. Miller on Feminist Lives. Interview by Jeffrey J. Williams in Public Books
New Ways to Talk About Cancer: Comics, Cartoons, and the Graphic Novel. Interview by Sarah Glazer
A Memoir of Feminism: An Interview with Nancy K. Miller by Jeffrey J. Williams
Download the PDF from The Minnesota Review
Television
KGUN TV, Tuscon, Arizona, February 24, 2012