Deb Miller Landau is a genre-bending writer who has forged a career as a journalist, memoirist, creative writer and marketing leader. She is the author of the forthcoming true crime novel, A Devil Went Down to Georgia (8/6/24, Pegasus), more than a dozen Lonely Planet travel guides and articles covering everything from spawning salmon and fast fashion, to robots, wind turbines and the power of AI. She has taught magazine writing at the University of Oregon’s School of Journalism & Communication and, in 2023, won an Oregon Literary Arts Fellowship for her in-progress memoir.
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