The Screwdriver's Apprentice

<p>Edmund Miller Senior Professor of English at LIU–Post and former long-term Department Chair is most renowned for <em>The Go Go Boy Sonnets</em> but has published a dozen other poetry books and chapbooks.  In addition three of his plays are in verse: <em>The Greeks Have a Word</em> (a reconstructed satyr play) <em>Loving Cuckold</em> (in heroic couplets) and <em>Royal Favorite; or</em> <em>Regime Change</em> (in blank verse).  His short fiction is collected as <em>Night Times</em>.  Miller also writes extensively about British literature and is the acknowledged authority on Lewis Carroll’s <em>Sylvie and Bruno</em> books while his <em>Drudgerie Divine: The Rhetoric of God and Man in George Herbert</em> is the most comprehensive study of that author.</p><p> </p><p><strong>Major Works of Poetry and Fiction:</strong></p><p><em>Nature’s Nest of Boxes: A Book of Haiku. </em> With Collage Illustrations by John Digby.  Oyster Bay NY: Feral Press 2014.</p><p><em>A Rider of Currents.</em>  With Collage Illustrations by John Digby.  Oyster Bay NY: Feral 2009.</p><p><em>The Go-Go Boy Sonnets: Men of the New York Club Scene. </em> Portland OR: Inkwater 2005.</p><p><em>Night Times.</em>  London: Zipper Imprint of Prowler 2000.</p><p><em>Leavings. </em> Northport NY: Birnham Wood 1995.</p><p><em>The Happiness Cure</em>;<em> and Other Poems. </em> Northport NY: Birnham Wood 1993.</p><p><em>Fucking Animals: A Book of Poems. </em> 1973; Sarasota: Florida Literary Foundation 1994.</p><p> </p><p><strong>Scholarly Books:</strong></p><p>Editor with Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan Peter Thabit Jones Lynn E Cohen and J R Turek.   <em>Long Island Sounds IV.</em>  Southampton: Wild Island 2009.</p><p>Intro. and notes.  <em>Stories Toto Told Me</em> by Baron Corvo.  Chicago: Valancourt 2008.</p><p><em>George Herbert’s Kinships: An Ahnentafel with Annotations. </em> Bowie MD: Heritage 1993.</p><p>Editor with Robert DiYanni.  <em>Like Season’d Timber: New Essays on George Herbert. </em> New York: Peter Lang 1987.</p><p>Editor.  <em>Mount Orgueil; or Divine and Profitable Meditations </em>by William Prynne: <em>A Facsimile Edition. </em> Delmar: Scholars’ Facsimiles & Reprints 1984.</p><p><em>Drudgerie Divine: The Rhetoric of God and Man in George Herbert.  </em>Salzburg: Universität Salzburg 1979.</p><p> </p><p><strong>Full-Length Plays Staged:</strong></p><p><em>The Greeks Have a Word.</em></p><p><em>Royal Favorite; or Regime Change.</em></p><p><em>The Colonel’s Lady.</em></p><p><em>Loving Cuckold.</em></p>