Chapter 6 from my book-length graphic essay project The Extravagant Art of Seeing: Thoughts While Tearing Up a Novel Late One Night appears in this independent on-line journal.
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General updates from my writing life.
Chapter 6 from my book-length graphic essay project The Extravagant Art of Seeing: Thoughts While Tearing Up a Novel Late One Night appears in this independent on-line journal.
To view clink the link below:
My documentary project Pandemonium Logs: Sioux Falls 2020-2022 (Skiff Books, an imprint of Rutgers University Press, 236 pp.) is now available for pre-order.
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/pandemonium-logs-ben-miller/1144874529
The venerable literary journal Cream City Review this month launches an on-line extension of the print journal called Cheshire with previously unpublished material from my graphic poetic sequence Make.
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Initial excerpts from a serious new serial project have just appeared in issue 14 of Jokes Review, an independent journal based in Northern California.
https://www.jokesliteraryreview.com/decimal-point-ben-miller
Each piece in Decimal Point Wonders of the World: Essay as Collage is crafted without the use of software. Content is drawn from notes about small experiences that have awakened consciousness in a big way, countering the numbing technological onslaught of our era. The series as a whole is an opportunity to experiment with many types of expressive materials other than words, and the infinite depth of a blank page.
Pages 1-4 from Make—a book-length graphic poetic sequence exploring the reality of “the page under the page”—appear in the fourth issue of Inscription: The Journal of Material Text—Theory, Practice, History.
The issue’s theme is Touch. Also included are works by Alice Attie, Yoko Ono, John Cage, Robert Rauschenberg, and others.
A limited print run of the journal is accompanied by the availability of the entire issue online. To access content click the link below:
Pages from the graphic novel How Capitalism Did End appear in issue 18 of SLAB, a print journal based at Slippery Rock University:
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Issue 18 – Table of Contents
On Tuesday November 14 the poet Anne Pierson Wiese and I will appear at the Barnes & Noble at 194 Atlantic Avenue. Music will begin at 6:30, with a reading to follow.
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Author Anne Pierson Wiese presents Which Way Was North with DJ set by Ben Miller
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“Dead Brothers: West Side Story, Old and New” appears in the Fall-Winter 2023-2024 issue of this venerable publication based at Skidmore College.
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Pages from the graphic novel How Capitalism Did End appear in issue 4 of Nelligan Review, an independent on-line journal based in Montreal.
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“Faith Strand’s Sound and Fury” just appeared in this independent journal. Cutleaf is an online bi-weekly publication that annually culminates in a print anthology.
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