· K.D. Miller’s Late Breaking is a collection of stories inspired by the work of Alex www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 3 mins. · Inspired by the work of Alex Colville, the linked stories in K.D. Miller’s Late Breaking form a suite of portraits that evoke the paintings’ looming atmospheres and uncanny stillness while traveling deeply into their subjects’ vividly imagined lives. Throughout, the collection bears witness to the vulnerability of the elder heart, revealing that love, sex, and heartbreak are not only the domain of the Brand: Archibald, Samuel. The structure of Late Breaking feels pleasingly intuitive, emphasizing interconnectivity while eschewing the thudding intersectional events that sometimes turn such network narratives into ham-fisted displays of mundane moralizing or baroque plotting. Echoing Colville’s images, most often things are left open-ended: choices are mulled over, steps are taken in a certain direction, dramatic plans are delayed or Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins.
Praise for Late Breaking "[K.D. Miller's] stories are sharp, memorable and sometimes harsh. She's particularly good on sex, and the infinitely variable meanings of sex. Once I had read a few of her stories, nothing could stop me from reading the rest. Miller is obviously a careful, imaginative and deeply empathic author."—National Post. K.D. Miller: Late Breaking. Inspir ed by the paintings of Alex Colville, Late Breaking offers a chilling portrait of a small and aging community. The linked stories explore the vulnerability of the elder heart and prove that love and sex and heartbreak are not only the domain of the young. Each character appears in at least two stories, in a. finalist for the governor general's literary award nominated for the scotiabank giller prize shortlisted for the trillium book award nominated for the toronto book award as heard on cbc's the next chapter with shelagh rogers a gl.
Praise for Late Breaking “[K.D. Miller’s] stories are sharp, memorable and sometimes harsh. She’s particularly good on sex, and the infinitely variable meanings of sex. Once I had read a few of her stories, nothing could stop me from reading the rest. Miller is obviously a careful, imaginative and deeply empathic author.”—National Post. K. D. Miller. Kathleen Daisy Miller (born in Hamilton, Ontario) is a Canadian writer. She is most noted for her short story collection All Saints, which was a shortlisted finalist for the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize in Educated at the University of Guelph and the University of British Columbia, Miller's first short story "Now. Before writing “Late Breaking,” Miller toyed with writing a murder mystery, and traces of the genre — even, indeed, a murder and its survivors — add to the reader’s pleasure.
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