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    Fall River

    Honno, 2024

     

    This is fine writing....urgent and melancholy...impressive, lyrical, rich...
    - Niall Griffiths, Nation Cymru
     
    ...stirringly sublime and supremely sentient...

    - Claire Janet Mason, The Fallen Librarian Reviews

     
    Fall River is a masterful and devastating exploration of the ties binding a small town together.
    - Carole Hailey, author of The Silence 

     

    A beautifully disquieting, multi-perspectival story of a Cornish community scarred by its industrial past.

    - Elaine Canning, Cultural Institute Swansea

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    How We Learned to Lie

    Harper, 2018

     

    "Miller's tale offers a stunning portrayal of platonic love, the forces that push people apart and the pains of growing out into the world. The plot unravels slowly, woven in beautiful prose."

    - Kirkus Reviews

     

    "Miller's vivd, haunting writing is filled with prose gems."

    - Publisher's Weekly

     

    "the leisurely pace and lyrical prose of this poignant literary novel invite readers to drift in the wake of the losses Joan and Daisy are just realizing . . . intimately recognizable on a profound level by sensitive readers"

    - Karen Coats, BCCB

     

     

    You can order How We Learned to Lie on all major websites, but why not be a good egg and do it here?

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    Little Wrecks

    Harper, 2017

     

    This coming-of-age tale is crafted in a New American Gothic style that is impeccable in its execution. The reader is thrust into the inner worlds of breathless anticipation, giddy reeling, blurred reality, drawn-out ennui, and unstaunchable rages with which teens are blessed and afflicted.. . . any reader interested in the inner world of girls on the brink of womanhood in a man’s world will be spellbound.

    - Liz Sundermann, VOYA

     

    a buildup reminiscent of Joyce Carol Oates' Foxfire

    - Ilana Lucas, Brit.co

     

    Darkly thought-provoking reflections on modern gender politics.

    - Kirkus Reviews