Tasha C. Miller is a self-taught, self-represented artist of both impactful images and wondrous words. Born in Brooklyn and raised in Detroit, her literary and art journey began when she was just a child. Tasha returned to her hometown to attend Pratt Institute and studied architecture. She then received her B.A. in Literature and Creative Writing from Harvard University. Tasha currently lives, loves, works, and plays in Brooklyn, New York. Tasha is what most would call a serenely introverted and karmically indifferent writer. From a young age, she was fascinated by the tragic and felt compelled to write about it. She blames daytime soap operas for supplying her with that first taste of infinite despair. Since that time, she has written to experience a sort of high that caresses all of the senses and the soul itself. Tasha's short fiction has appeared in the anthology Longing, Lust, and Love: Black Lesbian Stories and Saints & Sinners 2011: New Fiction from the Festival. Her debut novel, She Wants Her was a finalist for The Saints and Sinners Emerging Writer Award. She Wants Her Too is its sequel. To find out more about Tasha and what she's up to these days, visit her website: www.tashacmiller.com