“The Beauty of Self-deprecation in Andrew Miller’s IF ONLY THE NAMES WERE CHANGED” reviewed by Nicole L. Reber
“Fasten your seat belts. Andrew Miller’s alternative lit style is about to take you on a bumpy ride. His memoir in essays, If Only the Names Were Changed, vacillates between hyper-masculine and tender in terrain that traverses parental concerns about raising a daughter, drug and alcohol abuse, and how much of a jerk he is.”
Read the whole review here: http://blog.pshares.org/index.php/the-beauty-of-self-deprecation-in-andrew-millers-if-only-the-names-were-changed/
I’m excited to share another excellent review with you of If Only The Names Were Changed. Author Charles Kelley wrote about my book over on his blog CK Fiction.
“Andrew gives the reader an uninhibited view into himself that pulls no punches – good, bad, or otherwise.” – Charles Kelley
Really excited to have found out that Beachsloth reviewed my book and had some very kind things to say about it.
“If Only The Names Were Changed is an ode to the American fuck-ups and the art of fucking up. The self-doubt that comes with buying into the American dream is explored at great detail, as the vying interests of preservation, endurance, and ambition fight amongst themselves.”
Read the full review here and check out all the other great stuff Beachsloth has going on!
Very thankful to Doug Dangler for interviewing me about my life and new book, If Only The Names Were Changed for his show Craft on 90.5 WCBE. You can listen to the full interview online here or better yet, subscribe to the podcast and catch not only my interview, but great interviews with a lot of amazing writers, musicians, and artists. Click the Craft icon below to be taken to the iTunes podcast page. Finally, if you’re local to Columbus, make sure and come out to the book launch on Aug. 18 – details for that can be found here.
