CONTACT CAROLINE
facebook
rss
tumblr
twitter
goodreads
youtube

  • Home
  • Write Away Blog
  • Books
    • Books
    • Trompe l’Oeil
    • Heart Land
    • Gothic Spring
    • Ballet Noir
    • Book Excerpts
  • Video Interviews
  • Press
    • News
    • Print Interviews
    • Plays
    • Ballet Noir in the Press
    • Trompe l’Oeil In The Press
    • Gothic Spring In The Press
    • Heart Land Reviews
  • Contact
  • About
  • Resources
    • Writer Resources
    • Favorite Blogs
    • Favorite Artists



Ticks, Lyme Disease and Spring

March 31, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Janet Marinelli, Lyme disease, preveniton of Lyme disease, spread of Lyme Disease, The Tick Predicament, ticks
6 Comments
Ticks, those tiny arachnids that feed upon blood and leave their calling card in the form of Lyme disease, arrive with the warm weather and thanks to global warming, they are extending their habitat, bringing “novel and emerging tick-related viruses with them.”  (“The Tick Pred
Continue Reading →

Ralph Nader Exposes The Weakness In Tort Law

March 30, 2016
by Caroline Miller
arbitration, how corporate lobbyists have changed tort law, Monsanto, Ralph Nader, tort law
0 Comment
Ralph Nader writes about erosions in tort law which limit the ability of a citizen to be heard in court.  (“Suing for Justice,” by Ralph Nader, Harper’s, April 2016, accepts 57-62.)  A tort, which goes back to Roman times, is the due process an individual can exercise to redr
Continue Reading →

Media Headlines — Truth Is Often A Casuality

March 29, 2016
by Caroline Miller
David Petraeus, disconnect between media headlines and news, Harry Truman, Hillary Clinton, Media headlines, Thomas Dewey
0 Comment
Media headlines are like cow pies in a country field.  Their purpose is to create a stink that attracts attention.  Truth is often a causality.   I’ve felt the sting of phony headlines as an elected official.  When I refused to relocate my office to the 14th floor of a new high
Continue Reading →

Picasso, His Heritage And The Headache For His Heirs

March 28, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Milton Esterow, Picasso, Picasso Administration, Picasso fakes, The battle for Picasso, the problems with cataloguing Picasso's works
2 Comments
Picasso enjoys a lock on the minds of art lovers like no other. A majority of artists, like me, spend the bulk of our lives canoeing against the tide of indifference.  Our work is seldom seen and seldom admired beyond friends and family.  Little wonder that we seldom consider the do
Continue Reading →

Discount Special for Ballet Noir

March 26, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Ballet Noir, pre-order discount
0 Comment
A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO BLOG READERS Ballet Noir_ Front Cover- My fourth novel, Ballet Noir will be released April 14.  For the fist time ever, I am able to offer a pre-publication discount of 10%.  Order before April 14: http://www.blackrosewriting.com/romance/ballet-noir.  PRE
Continue Reading →

Foreign Studies: A Way To Economic And National Security

March 25, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Berne Sanders, exposing foreign studies to low income students, foreign policy and the American economy, Hillary Clinton, Stanford J. Ungar, The Study-Abroad Solution
4 Comments
What most Americans know about foreign policy and life in other countries comes largely through war.  My mother, a Costa Rican by birth, has spent much of her existence fuming at America’s ignorance about other countries.  As a teen ager, I thought she was being un-American.  As
Continue Reading →

GONE FISHING

March 24, 2016
by Caroline Miller
6 year anniversary of Write Away Blogr
5 Comments
Today marks the 6th year anniversary of this Write Away Blog,  Tomorrow begins year number 7 of sharing my thoughts, 5 days a week, with hundreds of readers from around the globe.  Some of you have been with me almost from the beginning.  I am humbled by your loyalty and am always
Continue Reading →

Advertorials– Advertising Dressed Up As News

March 23, 2016
by Caroline Miller
advertising dressed as news, advertorials, Church of Scientology, David Miscavige, Jacob Silverman, Rupert Murdoch, The American Society of Magazine Editors, The Rest is Advertising
0 Comment
Advertorial is a new word in the journalist’s lexicon.   Many of us read advertorials without realizing it, unless our eyes notice the tiny word sponsored at the corner of the computer screen or see, special section in a magazine.  What the reader is looking at isn’t news but a
Continue Reading →

Women In War And Peace

March 22, 2016
by Caroline Miller
1995 World Conference on Human Rights, A Feminist Foreign Policy, Bosnian War, Hillary Clinton, Love in the Time of Boko Harma, Madeleine Albright, Samantha Michels, Suzanne Nossel, UN Resolution 1325
0 Comment
Abuses against women abound in the world, not only in times of war but as a condition of ordinary life.  Pakistan’s bill to ban child marriages  recently died because the Council of Islamic Ideology “declared the legislation un-Islamic.” (Excerpted from the Washington Post by
Continue Reading →

Medical Treatments That Make Us Sick and What To Do About Them

March 21, 2016
by Caroline Miller
healing without drugs, how to take half a medication with full effect, Ivan Pavlov, Jo Merchant, placebos, the body's power to heal itself, the immune system
0 Comment
Medical treatments can be both miraculous and a curse.  We’ve all marveled at commercials where a drug’s side effects seem worse than the ailment.  I had a graphic experience last week.  My doctor proposed shooting dye up my arm as part of an examination.  Unfortunately, the d
Continue Reading →
123

Banner art “The Receptive” by Charlie White of Charlie White Studio

Web Admin: ThinPATH Systems, Inc
support@tp-sys.com

Subscribe to Caroline's Blog


 

Contact Caroline at

carolinemiller11@yahoo.com

Sitemap | Privacy Notice

AUDIO & VIDEO VAULT

View archives of Caroline’s audio and videos interviews.


Copyright © Books by Caroline Miller