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Not Goodbye

December 08, 2022
by Caroline Miller
caroline miller, change in blog publlishing dates, Getting Lost to Find Home, WriteAway blog
6 Comments
I’ve been trying to forestall this announcement for a while but can delay it no longer.  Earlier this year I hinted that the demands of self-publishing and promoting my memoir, Getting Lost to Find Home next November might require me to publish these blogs less frequently for a whi
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A Summer Read

November 07, 2018
by Caroline Miller
All Creatures Great and Small, American humor, caroline miller, Fannie Farmer, Heart Land, James Herriot, portrait of rural American in 1939, The Depression
6 Comments
Heart Land is a fictional memoir of a bright and reckless boy growing up in rural Ohio in 1939, at the close of the Depression and before America’s entrance into World War II.  Ockley Green is a sleepy farming community where a kid with an active imagination is as likely to trick h
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Snafus And Nonesense That Pays

October 18, 2018
by Caroline Miller
"Just Read It", 29 Reasons Why BuzzFeed is Getting into the TV Game, BuzzFeed, caroline miller, Debby Dodds, Gerry Smith, J. P. Delany, Rena Olsen, Susan Stoner, The Girl Before
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Susan Stoner and I have been producing, Just Read it, a 10 minute YouTube book review series for over two years.  When I first proposed it, I doubted Susan or her cameraman husband, George, would be keen.  But they agreed to give it a try, and we’ve been having fun ever since.  W
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YOU CAN LEARN NEW TRICKS FROM AN OLD BOOK

August 09, 2018
by Caroline Miller
caroline miller, Cluny Brown, Margery Sharp, Rutherford Classics, starting an imprint, The Lady in Waiting, The Rescuers, Victoria Magazine, working with publishers
2 Comments
Several months ago, I broke with the last of my 4 publishers.  I’ve had 4 because the first  became ill and closed the business.  Another bought a company that held my contract and  turned out to be a crook.  Law enforcement eventually shut him down.  A third tried to change t
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The Best You Can Be

August 06, 2018
by Caroline Miller
caroline miller, Morton T. Hansen, perfectionism, self-pride, self-pride and art, work
2 Comments
Recently, a former student contacted me.  She was organizing a high school reunion which included several of my former pupils.  She provided the time, date and location of the gathering, then asked if  I’d care to attend.  I was flattered, naturally, but more touched by her clos
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Another Time Out

December 22, 2017
by Caroline Miller
caroline miller, time out for the holidays, writing the memoir
2 Comments
I admit it.  I can’t talk and chew gum at the same time.  Keeping my blog afloat while I finish the third edit of my memoir is beyond me.  I have 60 pages to go and at the glacial rate of 3 pages a day, I need to devote another 20 days of uninterrupted time to complete this versi
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I’m Back, But Thanks to Washington D. C., I Know I Wasn’t Missed

December 12, 2017
by Caroline Miller
caroline miller, Christmas book giving, Washington D. C. politics
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While I’ve been away, no one in Washington has been sleeping.  Unlike my memoir, which makes slow progress, politics never  has writer’s block or worries about stopping to research facts. I’ll write some opinions about the world stage over the next few days.  Then I’ll retu
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Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow

November 10, 2017
by Caroline Miller
Ballet Noir, caroline miller, Gothic Spring, Heart Land, Trompe l'Oeil
6 Comments
The time has come to begin the third rewrite of my memoir. The manuscript has laid fallow for a month, so I will look at it with fresh eyes, correcting imperfections and doing my best to serve my readers. When it reaches print, it will be the best effort I can make at this stage of my
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Wonder Woman, Sydney Stevens And I

August 28, 2017
by Caroline Miller
"Just Read It", Adelaide Literary Magazine, caroline miller, Fixional Magazine, Gustav Pavel, memoir writing, Oysterville, Rutherford Classics, Sage Adiar mysteries, Secrets, Susan Stoner, Sydney Stevens, Wonder Woman
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Since my brief hiatus in July, when I entertained a former student from South Africa, the last few weeks have been busy.  I taped 4 new episodes of Just Read It. (Click) That’s the ten minute book review program I co-host with Susan Stoner, author of the Sage Adair mystery series.
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Thank You, Christine

July 10, 2017
by Caroline Miller
"The Jabberwocky", blog writing for over 7 years, caroline miller, Christine, Lewis Carroll, vacation time
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“O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!”*  My former student from South Africa is coming to visit.  Having stood fixedly before my computer, pouring out nonsense or no-sense 5 days a week for the last 7-and-a- quarter years, I’m going to take a holiday.  I shall be absent from my p
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