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Grady Miller

Grady Miller needs no introduction, unless you are wondering who he is. He spent his childhood in a nonobservant Presbyterian household, and credits his father (who was particularly nonobservant) with an early interest in humor. Mr. Miller is the author of A Winter in Hell and Late Bloomer.

The Silence of the Muse

After a lifetime of rejection slips, publishing can be a trying, if not life-threatening, business. GRADY MILLER exposes a history of correspondence between a desperate poet and his unfortunate editor. (Stories | September 21, 2004)

Tanks for the Memories

America hasn’t been the same since Bob Hope died, and now, when we need him most, at war around the world, who will challenge the pompous and self-righteous? GRADY MILLER imagines what the great one-liner might say to our troops. (Stories | June 3, 2004)


TODAY’S FEATURE

Go Climb a Tree

When all you want is get away from it all, just grab a branch, hoist yourself up, and leave your troubles below. RALPH GAMELLI guides you to a peaceful place.

OUR MAN IN BOSTON

Manguel on Reading

Alberto Manguel writes about his first love.

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Star Black

Star Black is a poet, photographer, and collage artist living and working in New York City. She’s released five books of poems, has taught...