Lantzey Miller

Lantzey Miller lived in several areas of the United States, including New Mexico, the Durango-Silverton area, Seattle, and Portland, and attended the University of Texas at Austin, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Columbia, and City University of New York Graduate Center. He received his doctorate in 2014 and currently teaches philosophy at a business university. Other miscellaneous jobs include dishwasher and working a short while for his father Lantz Eugene, who has overseen real estate in New York and Dallas. His essays have appeared or are forthcoming in Human Rights Review, Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, American Journal of Bioethics, Philosophy of Music Education Review, Journal of Science and Engineering Ethics, Philosophical Inquiry, Journal of Responsible Innovation, Hypatia, and Indigenous Policy Journal. After his first novel City Limit appeared in 2013, his nonfiction work Should We Perpetuate the Human Tragedy? Values in Crisis (under Lantz Fleming Miller) appeared in 2014, and Grand Viaduct is issuing his second novel, Beholt the Man, in 2015. Honors include a National Institute of Mental Health graduate fellowship, Phi Beta Kappa, B.A. with Highest Honors, an Enhanced Chancellor's Fellowship, and a two-year writing fellowship at Columbia. He is at work on a book on equality and inequality and on a third novel.