"I know noble accents
And lucid, inescapable rhythms"

----Wallace Stevens
"Thirteen Ways of Looking at Blackbird"

Issue 2 - 2008

Philip Miller 

Philip Miller is originally from Kansas City, MO, now living in Mount Union, PA. His poetry has appeared in magazines and journals, such as Chelsea, Boulevard, Lyric, Poet Lore, The Georgia Review, and Poetry. Recent work has or will appear in The Barefoot Muse, Harp Strings, Poetry Wales, Gargoyle, and Big City Lit. He is author of several poetry chapbooks, including Fathers Day, which won Ledge Press 1995 chapbook award, and five collections, including Cats in the House (Woodley Press), Hard Freeze (BookMark Press), and Branches Snapping, (Helicon Nine Editions). His sixth book, The Casablanca Fan, is due this year from Unholy Day Press. He recently co-edited (with Gloria Vando) an anthology of ghost poems called, A Chance of a Ghost.