Caroline Miller’s Write Away Blog
A Masculine Irony
Apr 20, 2023
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The young woman seated opposite me at the restaurant was an orphan. A few months earlier, her mother had died of cancer. Her father had departed this earth years earlier after a fall from a ladder. Both parents I’d known since college, a bookish pair who remained in the same four-st
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The Way Of The Bear
Apr 13, 2023
Anne Hillerman’s 8th book in her mystery series featuring Navajo detectives Leaphorn, Chee, and Manuelito is a page-turner. Taking it to bed thinking you’ll drop off to sleep is a mistake. Instead, you’ll find yourself reading until the morning’s light. Set in Utah
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Truth Or Consequences
Apr 06, 2023
Shakespeare created problems when he wrote Hamlet’s line, “…thinking makes it so.” (Act II, Scene, 2) Pastor Ben Huelskapm seems to take the words literally. His op-ed declares, Let’s be clear, transgender women are women and transgender men are men. Hard stop. If thinki
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Perchance To Dream #17
Mar 30, 2023
When an email with an attachment popped up on my computer screen, I snapped to attention. The message was from a New York book agent. I’d queried the woman about my memoir Getting Lost to Find Home two years ago. Having heard nothing, I’d written her off. Yet, the email’
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Ruminations On Sex And Gender
Mar 23, 2023
I came across an acronym recently which puzzled me. Someone critical of J. K. Rowling’s position on transgender women accused the writer of being TERF. I had to look up the term and found it means activists who seek to limit full equality for transgender people and exclud
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On International Women’s Day
Mar 16, 2023
The 1972 film, The Candidate starred Robert Redford as a neophyte California politician running for the U. S. Senate. Scripted in documentary format, viewers get an up-close look at the twists, turns, and disappointments of running for public office. Fortunately, Redford’s character
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All Ye Need To Know
Mar 09, 2023
Retired scientist Ronald Mallett continues to work on the possibility of time travel. Like Albert Einstein, he believes time and space are interconnected. That’s why he is tinkering with technology that will allow him to bend time as if it were in a black hole. Despite this seem
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The Human Stain
Mar 02, 2023
Cancer’s plasticity, meaning its cells can change from one form or function to another, gives the disease its endurance and makes it difficult to cure. Big tech has the same plasticity, morphing to address new conditions. Big tech isn’t a disease, of course, but it does have a d
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The Story Of Wicked
Feb 23, 2023
We know how it feels…to be a non-being, confined in a cage..to always be known by the name of our father, brother or husband, and have no identity of our own. This lament from an Afghan girl could be chiseled on the gravestones of most women throughout human history. Female oppr
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Portland, Oregon author Caroline Miller had distinguished careers as an educator, union president, elected official and artist/advocate.
Her play, Woman on the Scarlet Beast, was performed at the Post5 Theatre, Portland, OR, January/February 2015
Caroline published a serialized novelette, Marie Eau-Claire, on the website, The Colored Lens. She also published the story Gustav Pavel, a parable about ordinary lives, choice and alternate potential, on the website Fixional.co.
Caroline has published five novels
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