My co-author, Dr. Chrisanne Gordon, has been on tour with our book Turn The Lights On and she’s getting some good air-time. Here’s a couple of the interviews recently made available:
Additionally you can find out more about Chrisanne’s work with the Resurrecting Lives Foundation and other stops on the book tour by visiting: http://www.resurrectinglives.org/2019/02/28/rlf-in-the-community-3/
Click to read full interview at The Nasiona.
Every summer my family takes a vacation – which we lovingly refer to as our geek vacation – at the Chautauqua Institution in western New York. This year I had the great opportunity to hear a lecture by Victoria Lomasko, a graphic reporter who covers human rights issues and other activism across Russia. Even greater an opportunity, however, was when Lomasko gave me an interview.
I can highly recommend Lomasko’s book, Other Russias (N+1), and I’m thrilled that The Nasiona was willing to pick up the piece and publish it. Read it here: other-russias-interview-with-victoria-lomasko.
While I’m certain it hurts the credibility of the review when I lay it out like this, but my friend and fellow writer Charlie has launched his online version of his pop-up shop Bookspace which includes a fantastic review of my book, If Only The Names Were Changed.
Assuming you have some similar interests as I do, you will definitely want to check out his collection and purchase a few things for your TBR pile. I love how he’s broken down the categories and the books he carries. I also really appreciate that he makes it easy to select a local pick up option that saves Columbusites like myself paying shipping.
Anyhow, back to some kind words about my work from Charlie –
“Columbus-based writer Andrew Miller presents a scathing critique of his own life, examining everywhere he went wrong and how he got there, leaving no stone unturned. Addiction, abuse, death, heartbreak—like Hemingway said, one can easily imagine Miller sitting down to write, and simply bleeding.”
Read the full review and pick up a copy from Bookspace by clicking here.
This interview took place a couple months ago but has now made it onto SoundCloud so you can listen to it if you were unable to catch it on-air here in Ohio. I so appreciate the thoughtful questions and interest expressed by WordCarver host and author Cynthia King Rosi. For more interviews and literary reviews, check out wordcarver.com.
One of my favorite YouTube creators is the Chilean playwright, author, musician and photographer Eduardo Pavez Goye. If you’re unfamiliar with him then I highly recommend that you subscribe to his channel when you visit the video below. A month or so ago I sent him a copy of If Only The Names Were Changed as a thank you for all of the amazing content he’s been putting out into the world. I was thrilled to find he’d given my book a very positive, brief review on his 2016 year-end video. While this video may not be his norm – they’re usually about photography instead of books – I love to hear what other writers are reading and really loved his list.
Besides the video, he sent me his first self-published book of photography titled A Parade of Strangers that has some poems and reflections in it from a project he undertook called 30 Rolls in 30 Days (you can click through to those videos as well). It is a beautiful piece of work and I hope he might consider a second pressing so that I can recommend you pick up a copy – as for now though, they’re all sold out.
So how about you, what are you reading these days?