Kofi Miller is a Ghanaian-British writer and ethnographer. Born in Kumasi in 1986, he grew up between Accra and Leeds, studied anthropology at SOAS, University of London, and earned an MA in African literature from the University of Manchester. He conducted fieldwork with riverine communities along the Volta and Mano basins, work that informs his interest in tides, memory, and borders. His short fiction has appeared in Wasafiri, Transition, and Omenana, and he was shortlisted for the 2019 Commonwealth Short Story Prize. Miller has taught workshops with the Arvon Foundation and served as a librarian at an Africana archive in Freetown. He lives in Bristol, where he maps tidal flats and brews overly strong coffee.
