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Adam David Miller
Adam David Miller (born October 8, 1922) is an African-American poet, writer, publisher, and radio programmer and producer. Born in Saint George, South Carolina, Miller published one of the first collections of modern African-American poetry, as well as four books of poetry and a memoir, ''Ticket to Exile'' about his life growing up in the Jim Crow South.
==US Navy==
Miller served in the United States Navy from 1942 -1946. He attended university on the G.I. Bill, earning a Masters Degree in English (1953) from the University of California at Berkeley where he also completed post-degree work in drama and helped found the university’s ''Graduate Student Journal.''
Throughout his career, Miller has promoted and published other writers. ''In Dices, Or Black Bones,'' (1970), he showcased the early poems of Al Young, California’s poet laureate (2005–2008), Ishmael Reed, Clarence Major, Lucille Clifton, Etheridge Knight and Victor Hernandez Cruz. Miller’s own first book of poetry was ''Neighborhood and Other Poems'' (1992), followed by ''Forever Afternoon'' (1994), which won the Naomi Long Madgett Poetry Award and was published by Michigan State University Press; next came ''Apocalypse Is My Garden'' (1997) and ''Land Between'' (2000). ''Ticket to Exile, A Memoir'' (2007) published by Heyday Books, received nomination for best nonfiction book in 2007 from the Northern California Book Reviewers Association.
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