Caroline Miller’s Write Away Blog
Tis the Season
Nov 25, 2020
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Tis the season despite Covid 19. Some traditions endure and so will we. Happy Thanksgiving, America.
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Is There Gold In Them Thar Blogs?
Nov 23, 2020
Would you pay to read these blogs? Don’t gulp. I know the answer. Recently, a friend interrupted when I started to quote myself. “You know I don’t read your blogs regularly, don’t you?” Her confession silenced me the way bird droppings landing on my head might do.
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Entropy In The Time Of A Pandemic
Nov 20, 2020
For a second time, the woman who was near my age had fallen down the stairs in her condominium and broken a bone. By the time I learned of it, she was nearly recovered. “Have you begun looking for a place without stairs?” I nudged over the phone. With the pandemic slowing down t
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A QAnon State Of Mind
Nov 16, 2020
The Biden-Trump election is over but feelings remain high. Donald Trump diehards believe the President’s defeat will be reversed in the courts. Experts disagree. Even members of his family are urging Trump to concede. Even so, some of my Facebook friends continue to lay out argu
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America, Of Thee I sing
Nov 13, 2020
Like many of my friends, the days following the 2020 election left me in a stupor. Biden’s victory was convincing, but not sweeping. It shook my belief that Donald Trump was an aberration, a stumble as the nation struggles to find its way in a world of everchanging technology, thr
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The Fuchsia Age
Nov 11, 2020
Writing about facelifts, which I did recently, I came across one woman who described the nip-and-tuck she’d arranged during the pandemic as similar to a “shopping spree.” The menu of options was so varied, she encouraged one of her daughters to join her to make similar improveme
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The Man In The Fedora
Nov 09, 2020
I was late for my hair appointment when the man approached. An African-American in his mid to late 50s, he wore a brown fedora and a red sweater vest beneath a charcoal jacket and matching pants. Nothing suggested he was down on his luck but his words hinted otherwise. “Mam, I
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Light Reading On Court Stripping
Nov 06, 2020
Donald Trump’s Reign of Error has left some positive residue. It got people to vote in large numbers, and it also got them to consider the meaning of “checks and balances” with reference to the U. S. Constitution. Congress, particularly the Senate, hasn’t provided much of a ci
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Women’s Lives Matter
Nov 04, 2020
The punishment for women who fail to assume a submissive role in society can be rape and death. That has been the mode since Biblical times. In India, recently, a case of rape and death made national headlines. The victim was a 19-year-old girl from the Dalit community. (Untouchab
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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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