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 Vault
  • Audio
  • 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



We Hold These Truths To Be

October 19, 2018
by Caroline Miller
American's hidden class system, Claudia Kalb, dreams of a quiet mind, meritocracy vs. democracy, Richard Reeves, safety net programs for the poor, Search for the Spark of Genius, Univerity of California in San Francisco, what fosters genius?
2 Comments
When I was in the 4th grade, I went from being a good student to being a dunce.  For some reason, I couldn’t master long division.  I fell to the bottom of the class in my teacher’s eyes and in my self-esteem.  The harder I tried, the more my frustration grew, ending in fear. 
Continue Reading →

Keep Your Eyes On The Prize

October 15, 2018
by Caroline Miller
budget deceptions through math, Donald Trump wants 4% grwoth rate, Trustworthy -- not Alternative- Statistics, Why reliable forecasts matter
0 Comment
Before I took my seat on the county board of commissioners, my predecessor was famous for saying, “Figures don’t lie, but liars do figure.” In my experience, he and Mark Twain, to whom the quote is attributed, were wrong  After a year of the budget cycle,  I no longer believed
Continue Reading →

Rethinking Educational Priorities

October 03, 2018
by Caroline Miller
high cost of higher education, Is a college education worth the money?, M. H. Miller, Megan Ardle, My Never-Ending Student Debt, No Degree Required, serious debt decision for 17-year-olds, student loans
0 Comment
Institutions of higher learning like to advertise that a college education can add a $1 million to a student’s  lifetime earnings.   Lured by that promise, students blindly assume debt that can last a lifetime.  One thirty-year-old man, who graduated with an MA in Literature, ca
Continue Reading →

When It’s Time To Come Clean

August 20, 2018
by Caroline Miller
affordable luxury, Justin Ocean, Saks Fifth Avenue, soap, The Littlest Luxury, women's fashion
0 Comment
I once negotiated a labor contract while wearing my dress turned inside out.  I didn’t realize my mistake, but after we’d concluded our session, the negotiator from the opposite site of the table walked with me to the street. “Say,” he muttered as a motorcycle growled by, “
Continue Reading →

The Web That Matters

August 17, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Dorian Gray, Elan Musk, good intentions and bad outcomes, interconnectedness of nature, Jeff Bezos, tech giants
0 Comment
  Sometimes, I forget a web larger than the world-wide web exists.  You know the one I’m talking about. Nature, that place where every action has an equal and opposite reaction.  That place where a butterfly flaps its wings in Argentina and Japan suffers a tsunami.  To be ho
Continue Reading →

What’s In A Name? Price

August 15, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Armani, Chanel, Essilor, EssilorLuxottica, eyewear, Gucci, Luxottica, Prada, Sam Knight, The secretive firms behind your glasses
4 Comments
I might have told this story before.  If so, forgive me: While on a bus, touring France, my traveling companions and I stopped at a small café.  We’d been sitting for three hours, so  all twenty of us made a beeline for the toilets  the moment we disembarked. Confronted by two
Continue Reading →

By Your Pupils You’ll Be Caught

August 08, 2018
by Caroline Miller
18th century furniture, art fraud, Bill G. B. Pallot, Charles Hooreman, crime pays, Eric Konigsberg, furniture fakes
0 Comment
Of course it’s true, the rich are different from you and me.  They have more money.  That aside, if you look closely into any tribe, you’ll find quirkiness.  The art world is no exception.  Where else but there would an expert who is in jail for art forgery, hold court with di
Continue Reading →

Cloak and Dagger Stuff Without A Trench Coat

August 02, 2018
by Caroline Miller
art theft, Art Vigilante, Christies, Christos Tsirogiannis, Liberal Arts Education, Medici, Southeby's, stolen ancient artifacts, Vernon Silver
0 Comment
With colleges and universities touting their science and technology departments over humanities and the arts, a person could forget how much fun living the life of Indiana Jones (Click) can be — minus the poison darts, of course.  But it is possible to live the life if one has
Continue Reading →

Art For Art’s Sake — xxxTentacion Not Included

July 12, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Albert Einstein, Amanda Petrusich, art for art's sake, Caravaggio, IMHO, OPB, Picasso, R. Kelly, Roseanne Barr, XXXTentacion
0 Comment
During an In My Humble Opinion (IMHO)  segment of Public Broadcasting Service news (OPB),   Amanda Petrusich,  music critic for the New Yorker, spoke about the “outdated” notion that a work of art stands apart from the person who created it.  The theory is long-standing and k
Continue Reading →

Daimonds Are A Gir’s Best Friend? Think Again

June 26, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Angie Dickinson, James Tarmy, Ocean's 8, Shirley MacLaine, Take My Diamonds Please, The Rat Pack, Women are too smart to be jewel thieves
2 Comments
Some friends invited me to see the movie Ocean’s 8.  The actresses are great, but I could care less about  females stepping into men’s worn-out roles.  Liberated women can do better. The last Ocean’s movie I saw starred the Rat Pack: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Peter Lawf
Continue Reading →
« First‹ Previous34567891011Next ›Last »

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

Thanks to Kateshia Pendergrass for Caroline’s picture.

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