Lindsay King-Miller

Lindsay King-Miller’s writing has appeared in Glamour Magazine, Bitch Magazine, Cosmopolitan.com, Vice.com, and numerous other publications. She lives in Denver with her partner, their daughter, and two very spoiled cats. She is the author of Ask A Queer Chick (Plume, 2016). You can follow her on Twitter @askaqueerchick.

Stories

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My Higher Power Is an Airport

The forces of air travel are virtually unknowable and immense, and we ourselves are small. I find a sort of peace in that.

Lindsay King-Miller

Mar 12, 2020

Places | Arrivals And Departures

Cover Photo: People sitting in a movie theater looking at the screen.

On Horror Movies and What It Means to Rewrite the Dead Girl

She is the page on which the story is written. Her body is a crime scene, and the victim of the crime, and the perpetrator of a crime, all at once.

Lindsay King-Miller

Oct 30, 2019

Arts & Culture | Movies

Cover Photo: Photo courtesy of Robert Freiberger/flickr

Nature or Nurture: Insomnia and What We Pass On to Our Children

“How do I teach her letting go, when my hands are still gnarled in the shape of everything I’ve ever lost?”

Lindsay King-Miller

Jul 25, 2018

People | Mental Health

Cover Photo: photo by Jennie Ward, courtesy of the author

Why I’m Letting My Best Friend Haunt Me

“The symptoms of anxiety and the symptoms of a haunting are so similar.”

Lindsay King-Miller

Dec 14, 2017