
I create narratives of Connection and Self-Discovery.
Hyacinthe miller
In a world rich with diverse experiences, I delve deeply into universal themes like relationships, belonging, loss, joy, resilience and identity. I examine our relationship with ourselves and illustrate human interactions in a variety of situations and times. Each story reveals the paths we take to find ourselves and others. Every character I create must unravel the complex tapestry of human connections to define who they are and where they belong. These narratives invite readers to reflect on the moments that shape us all, making the personal universal and the universal deeply personal.

"I WRITE BECAUSE I BREATHE."
— HYACINTHE M. MILLER

Beyond the Ordinary
I'm the author of award-winning short stories as well as magazine and newspaper articles, contemporary women's fiction and non-fiction. I've been published in Borealis magazine and in Herotica 7, Whispered Words, and Allucinor, The Elements of Romance anthologies.
My debut novel, Kenora Reinvented, (Investigations, Mystery and Seasoned Romance) was published in 2019. You Are the Change: A Future Self Journal for Personal Growth, was published in 2024. The Fifth Man, book two of the Kenora & Jake series, is scheduled for release in early 2026. Works in progress include short stories and novellas, Fragments in Time, edited poems from my father, and a general interest text based on interviews with over seventy current and retired police officers around the world about challenges, rewards and leadership in their chosen profession.
I am Past Chair of Crime Writers of Canada and a founding member and Past President of the Writers Community of York Region. I belong to professional organizations including Sisters in Crime, Toronto Romance Writers and Crime Writers of Canada.
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My life as
a writer

2024: You Are the Change: A Future Self Journal for Personal Growth
2023: First prize, One Book: One Aurora Writing Contest
2019:
Kenora Reinvented, first edition published
2018: Winner of Len Cullen Scholarship for fiction
2018: First Prize, One Book: One Aurora Writing Contest
2017: First Prize, One Book: One Aurora Writing Contest
2016: Finalist, Canadian Authors Association (Vancouver Branch) Short Story Contest
2016: 2nd prize, Contemporary Women's Fiction category, The Catherine
(Toronto Romance Writers)

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