This is a love story, a thriller, a comedy, and a science fiction epic, and that’s a tough genre combination to manage, but I think Miller does a good job of it. [He] has an entertaining sense of humor (and sense of the absurd that sometimes metamorphoses into the surreal) and displays a deft hand … Continue reading New Review
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I’m hiring a ghostwriter for the next novel
The Two-Headed Lady at the End of the WorldPre-order an autographed copy of Mark Miller's audacious new novel! $17.95 + $2.50 shipping and handling (Domestic US only). Forthcoming 12/12/22 from Montag Press, books fit for burning!$20.45Click here to purchase. Amanda and Miranda Morgan are identical twins dreaming about first kisses and playing spin the bottle … Continue reading I’m hiring a ghostwriter for the next novel
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Amanda and Miranda Morgan are identical twins dreaming about first kisses and playing spin the bottle in the ‘80s of rural east Texas, until a secret government particle collider hidden beneath their family farm accidentally conjoins them. Now they must navigate the normal teenage angst of love, hormones, and popularity as two minds trapped in … Continue reading Another Great Review!
Advanced Reviews Mark Miller’s The Two-Headed Lady at the End of the World is an absurdist romp that ties together conjoined twins, mad gay love in underground nuclear bunkers, Yugos, sentient CPU’s, the 1980s, and the tribulations of young romance when you’re two girls in one body. With rock-solid prose, Miller’s tale comes off like … Continue reading
The Transcript of Mark Miller’s Appearance at The Douglass Branch of the Chicago Public Library
The Interview Questions 1. When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer? I wrote my first short story when I was 12. It was about a professional stuntman who was not very good at his job. It detailed the elaborate stunts he performed and all of the injuries that resulted. In the … Continue reading The Transcript of Mark Miller’s Appearance at The Douglass Branch of the Chicago Public Library
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