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Madeline Miller

Philadelphia, United States
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I am Madeline Miller, author of bestselling novels including The Song of Achilles and Circe. I reimagine ancient Greek myths through a modern lens.
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Nature Is A Woman

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By Madeline Miller
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With Earth Day approaching later this month, I find myself looking forward to the #EarthDay posts that fill my social media feeds. My screen will soon be flooded with vivid shots of sparkling oceans, lush forests and small acts of care that feel like sparks of hope. But the truth is, these messages tend to appear just once a year, on April 22 — a single day meant to remind us to protect the planet we call home. To me, Earth Day is bittersweet.
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My Earth Day In Song

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By Madeline Miller
| Her Campus Verified
For many, Earth Day is a day of appreciation for our unique planet. For some, it is a time for reflection, whether that means reminiscing or even mourning. For others, it may pass as just another day of the week. For me, it is a little bit of it all. It’s the warmth of the sun on my skin after swimming in the chilly ocean. It’s the sound of a babbling brook lulling me to sleep in a tent tucked into the mountains.
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Things I’ve Learned As A Girl Who Loves Sports (That Happen To Be Male-Dominated)

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By Madeline Miller
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My dad raised me like a son. Before I was even 10 years old, I was already ahead of my time with my knowledge of vintage cars and rock ‘n’ roll. In fact, some of my best memories with my dad are in the passenger seat of his Mustang, classic rock blasting, him offering me a penny for every band I could name. Growing up with a dad devoted to his service in the Navy meant learning separation early through deployments and long work days. But when he came home, it was always Daddy-daughter time.
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