Author pens superhero story for real-life heroes By Travis Hairgrove | Herald-Banner Staff C. Derick Miller attends Dallas Frightmare Weekend in May, where he sold out of copies of his two most recent novels, “A Taste of Home” and “Far From Home.”Courtesy photo Combining elements of the supernatural horror, adventure and superhero genres, Greenville-born... Continue Reading →
Texas Frightmare Weekend was an enormous success and I enjoyed every second. In case you are unaware of this event, it's the largest horror convention in the Southwest held annually in Dallas, TX! All vendors in attendance who travel the country from con to con look forward to this one the most! Both A Taste... Continue Reading →
Review taken from the Greenville, Texas Herald Banner 3.9.19 C. Derick Miller customarily filled this section with a review of a local Texas artist. Helping you choose a new book to read for the week and keeping you informed of new artists was his mission and his passion. Being an author himself gave him an... Continue Reading →
Watch American Inc. host Luke Wyldmon and C. Derick Miller talk about...everything! Yes, pretty much everything. No punches pulled and no dull moments. https://youtu.be/lii_0_dEIsE
Today, and much to my surprise, I was invited to join Black Rose Writing at the 2019 Texas Frightmare Weekend! This year's special guests include Tim Curry, Bruce Campbell, Robert Englund, Meatloaf, Lance Henricksen, Lee Majors, Cassandra Peterson aka Elvira, Joe Bob Briggs, and Jenna Jameson! Me? I'll be signing books and keeping an eye... Continue Reading →
2018. Damn, what a mind screw. What I can remember from the beginning (which isn't much), started out just fine. I was in a strong relationship with a future and then the rug got pulled out from under me a couple of weeks in. Actually, I pulled my own rug. A decade of being a... Continue Reading →
Want to read a little snip from Far From Home? Click Here! P.S. - The original 'Katie' artwork was contributed by artist Danny Daniels!
Welcome to the world, Far From Home! I began writing this book a couple of weeks after A Taste of Home was originally released. After a few chapters, it sat for years. I was stumped! The novel was taking place in New York City and I'd never been there. Sure, I could Google it to... Continue Reading →
In my opinion, Linda Anthony Hill is a Texas author goddess! A National Fiction and Pen Craft award winner, I think she knows the difference between good storytelling and crap. This was originally scheduled for publication in a newspaper but pulled at the last second for fear that readers would scream "favoritism". I get it.... Continue Reading →
