Tim Miller Books

Tim Miller's work intricately weaves his personal experiences as a gay American man with broader themes of performance, politics, and identity. This comprehensive collection includes scripts, essays, interviews, journal entries, and photographs, showcasing his journey through the complexities of relationships, political disenfranchisement, and artistic censorship. Highlighting his most recent stage piece "Us," the volume encapsulates the interplay of personal and political narratives that have shaped Miller's influential role as an artist and advocate for equality.

Deep in the heart of Texas sits The Country Club. At the Club, the super wealthy explore their deepest darkest fantasies and desires. Some of them are too horrific to imagine. Crystal is a blogger who investigates Texas Urban Legends. No one believes the Club actually exists. She sets out to expose the Club and their atrocities to the world. In her search, she finds the truth is much worse than she could have ever imagined.

"Things are calm at last in Maple Bluffs. The evil manufacturer SmilesCorp is out of business, Hammie Rex is a new dad to three tiny mutant offspring (Stompy, Chompy, and Hatshepsut), and Sam Gibbs feels that he can resume normal life. But soon enough, things get weird. When Sam visits a toy store to buy Beefer a bar mitzvah gift, one of the toys comes alive and attacks Hammie and the babies! Who could be behind this latest diabolical scheme? Funny, highly illustrated, and fast-moving, the Hamerstersaurus Rex series is a natural for even reluctant readers."--Amazon.com

Exploring the depths of human connection, this collection features lyrical fictions narrated by unnamed voices that reflect the experiences of both the young and the elderly. Each story delves into themes of isolation and the yearning for belonging, portraying characters with an intense emotional landscape. The narratives are marked by a poetic brilliance that highlights simplicity and generosity, offering a profound examination of those often overlooked by society.

Along the highways of west Texas, a group of displaced killers makes their way along thecountryside. Cole, a ruthless murderer who tortures and brutalizes anyone he comes across for hisown amusement. Livia, a wild girl who gets her kicks doing horrific things with people's body parts.Don't let her looks fool you. You don't want to pick up this hitchhiker. Maddie, a deranged little girl who had been raised by serial killers but now bouncingaround from foster home to foster home. Families who take her in tend to havepets come up missing. With their town no more, they stay on the move looking for their next prey, moving from HellTexas, to create Hell on Earth.

The book introduces a novel method for understanding and applying advanced guitar harmonies, making the learning process more intuitive and efficient. By reimagining and organizing notes, it aims to broaden the reader's perspective on guitar harmony, enhancing their musical skills and creativity.

Tim Miller's debut collection features a whimsical array of humorous short stories, including a yoga studio on the Death Star and a cookbook for overwhelmed parents. With quirky elements like a lovelorn egg pan and satirical takes on pseudoscience, the collection promises to entertain and provoke thought. It's a delightful mix of absurdity and wit that invites readers to enjoy the peculiarities of life while questioning the nuances of language.

Bronson Sinclair is an award winning documentary filmmaker. When he learns of some young women who vanished after joining a religious cult, he cannot resist the story. He and his team head to the west Texas back country where they meet The Prophet Drake and his followers. On the surface everything at the compound looks like heaven on earth as they are given VIP treatment. Bronson and his crew soon learn, behind the smiles and hospitality lies something more evil than they could have possibly imagined. The team uncovers a trail of human sacrifice, ritual abuse and a whole new definition of human suffering.

Barbecue: A History examines barbecue's history and place in American society using both historical and contemporary sources. The book examines all aspects of barbecue-both outdoor grilling and traditional slow cooking; restaurant and home cooking; international barbecue; specific foods; and the idea of the barbecue as a gathering.

The story introduces a whimsical holiday adventure featuring the beloved Fart Monster characters. Packed with humor and festive spirit, it appeals to children and families looking for a lighthearted read during the Christmas season. The narrative combines playful antics with themes of friendship and joy, making it a perfect addition to holiday celebrations.