Poetry. "Somebody once said poetry without rhyme is like playing tennis with the net down. But Stephen Miller's poetry plays a different game in which the relevant phrase is 'nothing but net,' a series of subtle daggers, long bombs, and slam dunks: sly, funny, artful, and unforgettable. Highly recommended for sports fans and deracinated intellectuals who like being reeled into the net of critically smart poetry"—W. J. T. Mitchell.

Author City: NEW YORK, NY USA

Stephen Paul Miller is the author of several books including The Seventies Now: Culture as Surveillance (Duke University Press) and several poetry books including FORT DAD (Marsh Hawk Press) BEING WITH A BULLET (Talisman House, Publishers), Art Is Boring for the Same Reason We Stayed in Vietnam (Domestic Press), THE BEE FLIES IN MAY (Marsh Hawk Press), SKINNY EIGHTH AVE (Marsh Hawk Press), and THERE'S ONLY ONE GOD AND YOU'RE NOT IT (Marsh Hawk Press). He also co-edited, with Daniel Morris, Radical Poetics and Secular Jewish Culture (University of Alabama Press), and, with Terence Diggory, THE SCENE OF MY SELVES: NEW WORK ON NEW YORK SCHOOL POETS (National Poetry Foundation). His poetry has also appeared or soon will appear in NEW AMERICAN WRITING, Pataphysics, Zone, LIT, Zeek, Tablet, Jacket, Columbia Review, Black Clock, Mipoesias, Boundary 2, Columbia Review, American Letters & Commentary, Another Chicago Magazine, Paterson Review, Eoagh, Coconut, ZEN MONSTER, House Organ, TYGERBURNING LITERARY JOURNAL, Appearances, Brooklyn Rail, Critiphoria, which he co-edits, and elsewhere. His work has been anthologized in Best American Poetry, Literature Around the Globe, and elsewhere. He is a Professor of English at St. John's University in New York City and was a Senior Fulbright Scholar at Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland.