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Greg Miller ’91

October 27, 2022

Greg Miller‘s Now and Then Here and Now: New and Selected Poems 2022 has been released by Sheep Meadow Press, distributed by Syracuse University Press. Greg edited with Anne-Marie Miller-Blaise at the Nouvelle Sorbonne a book of essays just published by Manchester University Press: Edward and George Herbert in the European Republic of Letters.  

Greg’s author page includes information about each new publication, along with some pre-publication reviews. 

Scholarship – GREG MILLER (gregmillerpoetry.com) 

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