Stephen Miller, Author, Robert Huber, Author Good Books $29.95 (0p) ISBN 978-1-56148-414-0
This attractively packaged volume aims to introduce readers to the ""remarkable story"" of ""how the Bible came to be, how it survived, and how it changed the world."" Miller (a Protestant) and Huber (a Catholic) present their material topically in...
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Stephen Miller, Author Yale University Press $32 (336p) ISBN 978-0-300-11030-2
Miller, a freelance writer whose essays on 18th-century writers have appeared in the Times Literary Supplement, laments the decline of American conversational arts. By ""conversation,"" Miller means the discussion of great and small topics by people
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Stephen Miller, Author Picador USA $23 (304p) ISBN 978-0-312-19962-3
Strong writing and a relatively fresh setting (the North Carolina coastal town of Wilmington in 1954) overcome some familiar plot elements in this debut mystery. Q.P. Waldeau, known as Kewpie, is a Korean War vet looking for a job in law enforcement.
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Stephen Miller. Fordham Univ., $29.95 (272 p) ISBN 978-0-8232-6315-8
This survey of writers' impressions of New York City on foot treads some fairly well-worn paths, though it's also suffused with an earnest appreciation for New York's pedestrian and literary heritage. Miller traces the footsteps of Charles Dickens...
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Stephen Miller. Zondervan, $26.99 (224p) ISBN 978-0-31036-469-6
Miller (Liberating King), creator of the Miller Fam YouTube channel, shares advice on dealing with mistakes in this zippy account. “Your failures can feed your fears or seed your blessings. The choice is up to you,” Miller contends, using anecdotes...
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