Pen name Amanda Vail Role Writer Occupation writer | Movies The Cool World Name Warren Miller Books The Cool World | |
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Born August 31, 1921 ( 1921-08-31 ) Genre Nonfiction, Social commentary Died April 20, 1966, Pennsylvania, United States Nominations National Book Award for Fiction Similar People Shirley Clarke, Carl Lee, Robert Rossen | ||
An evening with warren miller
Warren Miller (August 31, 1921–April 1, 1966) was an American writer. Although he gained some fame for his books dealing with issues of race, as in The Cool World (1959) and The Siege of Harlem (1964), and for his more political books such as Looking for The General (1964) and Flush Times (1962), because of his early death due to lung cancer and his outspoken political views he has remained relatively unknown.
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Warren miller flow state official trailer europe
Biography
Miller received his Bachelor's and Master's degrees from the University of Iowa, and was an instructor of literature there during the 1950s. He wrote several novels during the 1950s and early '60s. His novel Love Me Little was originally published under the pseudonym Amanda Vail.
Miller was married twice; first to a woman named Abby, then to a woman named Jane. His first marriage produced two daughters, Scottie and Eve.
In other media
The book The Cool World was first made into a play and then a movie in 1964 directed by Shirley Clarke, produced by Frederick Wiseman, and with musical score by Dizzy Gillespie.