Caroline Miller’s Write Away Blog
Biden’s Proxy War In Ukraine
May 03, 2022
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A former NATO commander has advised the United States that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a signal that our country should gear up for war. Naturally, someone my age who lived through World War II is likely to greet this statement with horror. Worse, the means of fighting a war h
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Close Encounters Of No Kind
Apr 28, 2022
The Fools in Town Are on Our Side, a mystery novel by Ross Thomas, is not only a good read but carries a great title. Today, it could serve as a slogan for the Republicans Party. Two of its leading lights are behaving in a manner that justifies the idea. Testifying in a suit against h
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Ageism, The Acceptable Prejudice*
Apr 26, 2022
Joe Biden and Diane Feinstein are being attacked in the media because they are old. Critics question their fitness to hold office. As both are in the last decades of their lives, no doubt they’ve slowed down. If they were attempting to run a triathlon, that might matter.
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Revisiting The Field of Dreams
Apr 21, 2022
Truth changes with time and distance, but learning is also a factor. Because of science, we no longer believe the sun revolves around the earth. The brain’s malleability also shapes our understanding of the truth. In one study, researchers paid Fox news consumers to watch its me
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Ruminations On Chaos
Apr 19, 2022
With or without God, nature works in mysterious ways. For example, truth isn’t immutable but is determined by where we stand in time and space. The giddiness with which truth varies in different parts of the world is mind-boggling. In Florida, a group of seniors lie, cheat, and bu
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They Know Not What They Do
Apr 14, 2022
George Gascón is in for the fight of his political life. The Los Angeles District Attorney is facing a recall because he wants to reform the justice system in his county. He’s working to end life sentences without the hope of parole and trying juveniles in adult court am
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The Mouse That Roars
Apr 12, 2022
Anyone who has had mice in their basements knows it’s not easy to trap a rodent. These wily creatures know how to steal the cheese without tripping the spring. One Republican Congressman from Indiana, Jim Banks is trying to snare the most famous one of all, Mickey Mouse. Until
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The Bare Facts of Fashion
Apr 07, 2022
To talk about fashion while the Russian invasion of Ukraine rages may seem insensitive, but I have a reason for doing so. As a prognosticator of the future, fashion beats astrology. For example, one persistent theory in the stock market says that when dress hemlines go up, the econo
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The Great White Way
Apr 05, 2022
Artificial Intelligence (AI) learns by using algorithms. Human brains learn by…? Well, that’s the problem, We don’t know. Using AI models to study how the brain functions is a problem, as a result. Both systems may arrive at the same answer to a question, but did they
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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 four novels
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