My current project involves a young Alabama writer and a Cuban artist.”

“When I’m up at the university, though, part of the real fun, you know – and it’s important to have fun – is to get my students all revved up and my colleagues revved up so we can gather around an idea and just really fully push it forward and execute, and I just like working in that kind of – it’s a little bit like a Wild West atmosphere.”

Miller believes that it is the responsibility of all artists to educate the public about the arts and the value of the arts. He says that most people don’t realize that books are still made by hand, that books can be made with a great deal of spirit, so he and his students go out into the community to demonstrate the magic of making books by hand. They work in local high schools and elementary schools and participate in conferences and workshops.