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Joy In A Little Dissatisfaction

March 08, 2022
by Caroline Miller
"Just Read It", aging, Erik Maza, Osvaldo Farrés., Phillip Margolin, Rita Moreno, Rutherford Classics, Town & Country, Write Away Blog
4 Comments
“I still don’t have what I want,” says Rita Moreno, star of stage, screen, and television and also a winner of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, an Oscar, and a Kennedy Center Honor recipient. (“The Queen,” by Erik Maza, Town&Country, March 2022, pg. 84.) I understood w
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The Internet–What’s Our Destination?

May 13, 2021
by Caroline Miller
"Just Read It", Clive Thompson, digital world, NFT, non-fungible assets, Rutherford Classics, WriteAway blog
2 Comments
“Video and audio are the hottest media,” writes Clive Thompson, a reporter for the tech magazine Wired. ( “Every Word You Say,” by Clive Thompson, Wired, May 2021, pg.15,)  I have to agree.  My Write Away blog is approaching its 11th anniversary and enjoys a respectable numb
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Perchance To Dream 9

April 01, 2021
by Caroline Miller
academic publishing, Ballet Noir, hybrid publishers, quest for an agent, Rutherford Classics, self-publishing
8 Comments
For a year, I’ve searched for an agent to represent for my memoir, Getting Lost to Find Home. For the past two months, the manuscript has been under review with a London office.  A few days ago,  I emailed the agent to ask if the submission was still under review. As yet, I’ve r
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Perchance To Dream 6

July 22, 2020
by Caroline Miller
facing rejections, finding an agent, Rutherford Classics, tenacity
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Sorry, I have no positive news about my search for an agent.  I share this paucity of information to alert my fellow writers that getting New York’s attention isn’t a cakewalk.  It’s harder than writing a book. Much harder. And there’s competition. Yes, J. K. Rowling won the
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Memories And Memoir

September 23, 2019
by Caroline Miller
memoir, Rutherford Classics, WriteAway blog
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The edits on my memoir have returned, so for the next several weeks, I’ll be focusing on rewrites.  I’ve been working on this book for the past two years and, at the current rate, I fear it may take me longer to draft my recollections of past events than to have lived them.  If
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Barnes and Nobel Sale So Easy

December 10, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Amazon books, Ballet Noir, Banres and Noble sale, book sale made easy, Gothic Spring, Heart Land, Michelle Obama, New York Times best seller list, Rutherford Classics, To Kill a Mockingbird, Trompe l'Oeil
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“You made it so easy.”  The woman on the other end of the phone laughed.  She was referring to an email I’d sent to friends about Barnes And Noble’s holiday 20% discount  on my books. I sent the message more for vanity than for sales.   I was tickled to see my novel, Hear
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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
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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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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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Rutherford Classics: It’s Alive! It’s Alive!

August 11, 2017
by Caroline Miller
Gothic Spring, Heart Land, Rutherford Classics, Trompe l'Oeil
2 Comments
In the writers’ pecking order, the author with a publisher stands taller than the one who is self-published.  Having a publisher implies someone other than the writer believes in the work enough to commit hard cash to producing it. Nonetheless, after working with 4 publishers, I’
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Rutherford Classics — Cheaper Is Better

February 22, 2017
by Caroline Miller
eBook pricing, getting rid of the middleman, return of physical books, Rutherford Classics, self-publishing
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Opening my electronic mail, recently, I found as comment from a reader: “Each time I read Gothic Spring, or any of your novels, really, I’m reminded again that you are a storyteller extraordinaire.” I’m not modest enough to bury the compliment.  Writers cherish a few kind
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