Monday 5th December / 18:00 - 20:00 / UCL Student Centre, Gordon Square/ public event
The Waste Land: Roundtable discussion and readings
This public roundtable event brings the canon of TS Eliot's poetic modernism forward a hundred years, to read it not so much in retrospect, but to revisit it in the shadow of the Anthropocene. The conversation will generate renewed perspectives on interrogation of the changing relations between humanity and nature. Equally, it is a suitable moment to ask how its ecocritical speculations on the wonder and dread of the nonhuman world have held up, and to consider how its posthuman reflections can be carried forward to indigenise and decolonise the Anthropocene. This event is organised by Dr Pushpa Arabindoo, UCL Geography and Co-Director of UCL Urban Laboratory, and Nicola Baldwin, playwright and UCL Creative Fellow (2019-20). Participants will include Dr Julia Jordan, UCL English and Dr Pavan Manogaran, Research Fellow at Sarah Parker Remond Centre, IAS and Miranda Miller, novelist and RLF Fellow. No sign-up is necessary!
News
Miranda at The Century Club
On Wednesday November 30th at 7pm, Miranda Miller will be talking about her novel, The Fairy Visions of Richard Dadd, at The Century Club, 61-63 Shaftesbury Ave, London W1D 6LQ.
Miranda at Kenwood House
On October 20th at 4pm, Miranda Miller will be talking about the artist Angelica Kauffman and her new novel, Angelica Paintress of Minds, in the lecture theatre at Kenwood House, Highgate.
Miranda at Stoke Newington Bookshop
On Monday 11 October, Miranda Miller will be talking about her most recent novel, Angelica Paintress of Minds, at 7.45pm at Stoke Newington Bookshop, 159 Stoke Newington High Street, N16 ONY. Tel: 020 7249 2808.
Angelica at Historia
Miranda has an article about Angelica Kauffman at Historia, the magazine of the Historical Writers' Association.
You can read it here.
Angelica Kindle edition is launched
My new book, ‘Angelica’, is now available in a Kindle edition, and will be published in paperback during August 2020.
Angelica arriving soon
My new novel is arriving in August 2020. Angelica is a fictionalised autobiography of the painter Angelica Kaufmann, one of the two female founders of the Royal Academy. This is a novel about an artistic genius and a powerful woman living, like us, at a time of huge and bewildering change.
Read more about the book at the Barbican Press website.
View the cover
Writers Who Inspire Me
In a short audio piece for the Royal Literary Fund, Writers Who Inspire Me, Miranda introduces one of her literary heroes: 'Virginia Woolf's fiction explores the inner lives of intelligent women with courage and originality; she searched for, and found, a way of telling a story that was different.'
Listen here →
When Memory Distils Into Fiction
In her latest piece for the Royal Literary Fund's online magazine Collected, Miranda describes how a troubling encounter in childhood has remained with her, surfacing recently as she reflects on a new direction for her writing.
A Self Among the Crowd
Miranda’s short essay about the novelist Patrick Hamilton, The Man Who Invented Gaslighting, is published in a new anthology by the Royal Literary Fund, A Self Among the Crowd.
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