Confessions Of A MadMan
July 9, 2009 by Gary
Filed under Miller's Books
A life lived through the years of the greatest change in human history, a tale of the Camelot period among the canyons of Madison Ave. and the publishing world in New York and Boston through the eyes of an illustrator.
A story that spans eighty years beginning in the Appalachian hills of Tennessee and evolving into the fast-paced world of art and advertising on Madison Avenue. Follow along and experience life in the upper strata of New York City society during the days when the Martini lunch ruled.
Soft Cover $16.95
Hard Cover/Coffee Table Edition - A full history of Sunset Beach NC with stories from many of the "old timers" who were eye witnesses to events. Some are funny, some are shocking - all are fascinating. No true Sunset Beach Lover should be without this book!
Confessions of a Madman is one of those “can’t put it down till you finish it books!” Miller’s style of writing makes you feel as if you were an actual part of his journey through life. It was a lucky day for Ocean Isle and Brunswick County when Miller and his gracious wife Helen chose the island as their home.
Miller,
I am a friend of your daughter Debra. I was visiting her over Labor Day and she showed me your book Madmen. I could not put it down. Read it in just a few hours. I so enjoyed the book. What an interesting life you have lead. i have spent many years at OIB and enjoy the Winds as well as the beaches. I come ofter come to vist OIB, as I have many friends in the area. I have a girl-friend who writes for my magazine. She also writes for People magazine. She is very interested in meeting you. I think the two of you have lots in common. Would you be interested in meeting her? If so we could come and visit with Debra and maybe all have lunch. Check out my magazine and any tips would be greatly appreciated. http://www.epicureancharlottefoodandwine.com The web page is still under construction, but yuo will get an idea.
Regards,
Linda