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Amarna Miller (Madrid, 1990) has a degree in Fine Arts and holds a Masters degree in Anthropology. She is an activist in favor of women’s rights. Between 2014 and 2019, she was a regular contributor to Primera Línea magazine, writing research articles, inside-page interviews, travel reports, and cover interviews. Until 2019, she has been a regular contributor to multiple media outlets including El Periódico or El País.

She has participated in the fanzine “Folloneras” (Volume I, Summer 2015) and the poetry books El dulce néctar de las cicatrices by Alejandro Revuelta, and El callejón de los cuchillos by Oriette D’Angelo. She was also presenter of the podcasts “Con Voz de Mujer” and “Mujeres que Cuentan”. is currently presenting the program “Este Es El Mood!” and the podcasts with a gender perspective “Con Voz de Mujer” and “Mujeres que Cuentan”.

In 2015, she published the poetry book Manual de psiconáutica (Lapsus Calami, 2015), in which she developed visual lyrics by mixing texts with analogue photographs, and the essay on feminism Vírgenes, esposas, amantes y putas (Martínez Roca, 2021).

She lived with communities from different continents, guiding expeditions for her travel agency, Tierra Ignota, while documenting the world’s cultural diversity. Currently, she combines writing with audiovisual creation and social media outreach.

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Amarna MILLER

© Luis Piñeiro

Amarna Miller (Madrid, 1990) has a degree in Fine Arts and holds a Masters degree in Anthropology. She is an activist in favor of women’s rights. Between 2014 and 2019, she was a regular contributor to Primera Línea magazine, writing research articles, inside-page interviews, travel reports, and cover interviews. Until 2019, she has been a regular contributor to multiple media outlets including El Periódico or El País.

She has participated in the fanzine “Folloneras” (Volume I, Summer 2015) and the poetry books El dulce néctar de las cicatrices by Alejandro Revuelta, and El callejón de los cuchillos by Oriette D’Angelo. She was also presenter of the podcasts “Con Voz de Mujer” and “Mujeres que Cuentan”. is currently presenting the program “Este Es El Mood!” and the podcasts with a gender perspective “Con Voz de Mujer” and “Mujeres que Cuentan”.

In 2015, she published the poetry book Manual de psiconáutica (Lapsus Calami, 2015), in which she developed visual lyrics by mixing texts with analogue photographs, and the essay on feminism Vírgenes, esposas, amantes y putas (Martínez Roca, 2021).

She lived with communities from different continents, guiding expeditions for her travel agency, Tierra Ignota, while documenting the world’s cultural diversity. Currently, she combines writing with audiovisual creation and social media outreach.

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