Hey there, I’m Ahmir Miller. I’m an actor working and living in W. Hollywood.
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2014
October 30:
Visiting writer/One Book, The Young Women’s Leadership School in Brooklyn The Center for Fiction NY, NY
October 28:
Visiting lecturer (Skype), University of Rhode Island
September 4:
Visiting lecturer (Skype), Berea College
July 31:
Visiting writer/One Book, Symphony Space New York, NY
July 11:
Panelist, Kweli: Annual Writers Conference, DUMBO Sky Brooklyn, NY
February 28:
Panelist, “Place and Ethnicity in Literary Nonfiction,” AWP Conference Seattle, WA
2013
November 22:
Visiting writer, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY
November 22:
Visiting writer/One Book, Moss Middle School, Bowling Green, KY
November 19:
Visiting writer/One Book, Shelby County Public High School Shelbyville, KY
June 24 - 28:
Master Class, Manhattanville College, Summer Writers’ Week, 30th Annual. Purchase, NY
May 23 – June 1:
Residency, Spalding University’s MFA in Writing Program, Louisville, KY
May 14:
Visiting writer/One Book, Allen Stevenson School NY, NY
May 1:
Powerhouse, Brooklyn, NY 5:30 - 6:30
February 7:
Brearley School for Girls, New York, NY
2012
December 13:
The Storylines Project, The New York Public Library, New York, NY
November 13:
Westerly Middle School at the Westerly Public Library, Westerly, RI
November 9:
Cedar Crest College, Multicultural Center, Allentown, PA
November 4:
New York Historical Society, New York, NY
October 26:
Friends School, Baltimore, MD
October 23:
M. Jerry Weiss Center at NJCU, Jersey City, NJ 5 - 7 pm
October 1:
Reading at Manhattanville College with Elizabeth Eslami and Camille Rankine, Purchase, NY 7 pm
August 11:
Queens Museum of Art Opening reception: 15 Years of the South Asian Women’s Creative Collective, 3 - 6 pm
(Exhibit runs through October 7) New York, NY
July 24:
Symphony Space, Thalia Kids’ Book Club Camp New York, NY
May 28 - June 1:
Spalding University, BFA. Visiting-Writer-in-Residence. Louisville, KY
May 18-27:
Spalding University, MFA in Writing Program. Louisville, KY
April 26:
Marblehead Highschool Massachusetts
April 14:
CityLit Fest, Central Library Meyerhoff Children’s Garden (Lower Level) Baltimore, MD. 1 pm
April 13:
Alice Deal Middle School at the Tenley-Friendship Library Washington, DC 1 pm
April 13:
Reading at Politics and Prose. Washington, DC 10:30 am
April 12:
Reading/Fundraiser luncheon for the Wayne County Library to be held at Hotel Wayne. Honesdale, PA. Luncheon starts at 12 pm.
March 28 - 29:
SUNY Oswego, Oswego, NY. Reading: March 28. 5 pm.
March 14:
Morehead University Morehead, KY. Craft Talk: 4.30 - 5.30 pm. Reading: 7 pm
March 13:
Reading, the Wild Fig Bookstore, Lexington, KY 7:30 pm
March 8:
Panelist. “White Noise,” AFTER 1989: Race After Multiculturalism
CUNY Graduate Center, The Proshansky Auditorium, 365 5th Avenue New York, NY 7 pm
March 4:
Featured author on KDVS, University of California, Davis. Justin Desmangles’radio show: “Interviews with contemporary authors of Afroamerican literature.” Tune in: 5 pm, PST. 8 pm, EST.
February 27:
Gallery MC, Multi-media book launch for SAME SUN HERE Featuring composer Milica Paranosic, filmmaker Carmen Kordas, and Composers Concordance. New York, NY 7 pm
February 21:
The Dalton School New York, NY.
February 16 - 17:
Knox College, Caxton Reader Galesburg, IL.
February 2:
“Off the Beaten Path” at the Asian American Writer’s Workshop. With Sabina Murray and Alice Albinia. Reading and panel discussion. New York, NY 7pm
January 20 - 22:
ALA/Mid-Winter Conference Dallas, TX
January 18 - 19:
ABA/Mid-Winter Conference, New Orleans, LA
2011
February 4:
Reading with Spalding University Faculty, Busboys and Poets, 14th and V Washington D.C. 6-8 pm
February 5:
AWP: Signing at Sarabande Books table, Washington D.C., 10:30 am
March 17:
Reading and signing, Scarsdale Public Library, Scarsdale, NY 7:30 pm
March 31:
Poison Pen Series, Reading with Rick Bass, Houston, TX, 8:30 pm
March 31 - April 1:
HCC Central College, Houston, TX
April 7 - 8:
Friends School of Baltimore, Visiting Scholar Program, Baltimore, MD
April 17:
Reading and signing, Stories Bookstore , Los Angeles, CA 4 pm
April 19:
Visiting lecturer, University of California, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA
May 13:
Live interview with Katerina Stoykova-Klemer on “Accents: A Radio Show for Literature, Arts, and Culture.” WRFL, 88.1 FM. Lexington, KY, 2 - 3 pm
May 18:
Reading, Carnegie Center, Lexington, KY, 6:30 pm
May 21:
Presenter, Kentucky Women’s Book Festival, Louisville, KY
May 24 - 25:
BEA (Book Expo America), New York City, NY
June 22:
Reading, Big Blue Marble Bookstore, Philadelphia, PA. Also featured in Women of the World Book Club 7 pm
July 1 - 2:
Reading/lecture, Vermont College, MFA in Writing Program , Montpelier, Vermont
August 5:
Choteau Library, Choteau, Montana
October 3 - 5:
Georgia College, Milledgeville, Georgia
October 16:
American Book Awards , University of California, Berkeley
November 17:
Storylines Project, The New York Public Library (Not open to the public.)
December 1:
Brandeis University
2010
September 14:
RADIO: Live with Jean Dean on Viewpoint WRVC-AM Huntington, West Virginia 9:05 am EST.
September 22:
University of Maryland, College Park
Reading and discussion. Sponsored by the American Studies and Asian-American Studies Departments, 12:30 - 2 pm
September 22:
Enoch Pratt Free Library, Baltimore, MD, 6:30 pm
October 9:
92nd Street Y (Tribeca) A multi-media book launch of You Have Given Me a Country with VIA (VisionIntoArt).
Featuring new work by composers Paola Prestini and Milica Paranosic, and visual artist Carmen Kordas. Special musical guests: Lori Cotler, Glen Velez, and Andre DeQuadros. $12 in advance. $15 day of show. New York City, NY 8 pm
October 17:
RADIO: LIVE, Conversations with Peter Solomon, WIP-AM, CBS Philadelphia, PA, 7 am EST
October 19:
Skidmore College, Davis Auditorium Saratoga Springs, NY 8 pm Sponsored by the English Department, Intercultural Studies, the First-Year Experience, American Studies, Gender Studies, and the Office of Student Diversity Programs
November 3 - 4:
DeSales University, Multicultural Life Series, 7 pm
November 12 - 21:
Spalding University, MFA in Writing Program Residency, Reading: NOVEMBER 15, “Celebration of Recently Published Books” 5:30 - 6:45 pm
November 21:
Carmichael’s Bookstore (Frankfort Avenue), Louisville, KY, 4 pm
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Neela is available for reading (libraries and bookstores) and teaching engagements (from elementary school to graduate school)
