“An exceptionally unique and engaging premise. A town banning rock and roll across decades, and the underground efforts to bring it back, gives the novel strong hook value and immediate reader curiosity. Rich, cinematic scenes—especially musical ones. The prologue and other performance-heavy scenes are vivid, energetic, and emotionally charged. Readers who love music will be absorbed. A warm, relatable protagonist with real emotional depth. Pete Best’s struggle between responsibility, passion, and regret grounds the story. His personal journey gives the novel heart and resonance beyond its satirical surface.”
Judge, 13th Annual Writer’s Digest Self-Published E-book Awards.
Debut Novel
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When the sun is in TUne
Gene Santos has one last CHANCE to set an audience on fire with his jokes IN:
Nine over Par
STORY COLLECTION Published January 2024.
From “Check In At The CLUBHOUSE” To “ThE CART RETURN” these stories offer a reading experience similar to a round of golf with a familiar foursome, with all the twists and turns.
“Whether you’re a golfer or not you will love this book. Golf is a thread that the author uses to weave stories together. He takes you on a journey that is humorous at times, poignant at others; emotional and fantasical, but always interesting. I enjoyed this book from beginning to end. It’s not what I expected but was a great read!”
phick·shun
/ˈfikSH(ə)n/
noun
1. a collection of short stories by Tim Miller
2. a smattering of lies designed to convince others of truthfulness
3. a class of literature that wants to have class, but not so much class that it's considered only for classy people; so like a class that's got class but not the too classy kind of class
The first book in history published with ketchup instead of ink!*
*Not really
Great with Fries!
Essay topics include: James Patterson, Pearl Jam, Fantasy Football, and . . . wait for it . . . Jury Duty.
Spooves
A yoga studio on the Death Star. A cookbook for frazzled parents entitled “Quick and Crappy.” The pseudoscience of the TB12 Method. A writers group legitimately critiquing a death threat to an NFL kicker. A singing, lovelorn egg pan. This book is like a tube of strange goo that will make you laugh, or, at the very least, ponder the plural of “spoof.”
Spooves Keeps on Spoovin’
A Collection of short humorous fiction
"Spooves is a smorgasbord of delights from the witty and talented Tim Miller. It’s a whirlwind of a read.”
-Windy Lynn Harris, author and storytelling coach
About
Tim Miller is a writer and humorist from Deerfield, IL. He is married with three daughters, works as a teacher, and is hilarious when fully rested, which is never.
All books have all been independently published with his publishing company, Gnatcatcher Press.
