Letticia Cosbert Miller is a Toronto-based writer and curator. She is currently a PhD student in the Department of Classics at the University of Toronto, where her research is supported by a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Doctoral Fellowship.
Letticia’s work as a writer is often in dialogue with historical, mythological, or philosophical tropes from the western classical tradition. Her academic research interests lie within the reception of Classics in Black diasporic contemporary culture and the literature of Rome’s Middle Republic. Letticia’s writing and editorial work has appeared in the Toronto Star, BlackFlash Magazine, Canadian Art Magazine, MOMUS, as well as in publications by Aperture Foundation, the Aga Khan Museum, Gardiner Museum, Akimbo, and others. Letticia has curated exhibitions for Trinity Square Video, The Blackwood, and others.
Letticia was the 2020-2021 Writer-in-Residence for Gallery 44, and is the author of Swimming Up A Dark Tunnel.