Meet Me at the Met (Plain View Press, 2010)
Eric G. Müller
Eric G. Müller’s classy title, Meet Me at the Met, invites readers to follow a rich tale of romance, idealism, scandal, and emerging self knowledge. The novel has a double story—the living of a life and the process of writing that life—both tales narrated by a highminded, vain, passionate, confessional man who is determined to write it all until he can understand it....more
Gertrude Reif Hughes – Professor Emerita,
The book is delightful, original and idiosyncratic. It’s completely original. Congratulations!
Andre Gregory – Internationally renowned director and actor. His film credits include: My Dinner with Andre, The Last Temptation of Christ, Demolition Man, and Vanya on 42nd Street
* NEW Recent online publications of creative nonfiction pieces. These stories are from an upcoming book Müller has been working on with his son - Drops on the Water: Childhood Stories from a Father and a Son. Busted published by The Legendary - here Crash published by The Shine Journal - here The Horse published by Bewildering Stories - here Debut published by Indood here For more stories or poetry go to Other Writings * Rites of Rock (Adonis Press, 2005)
"Eric G. Müller's succulent Jeremiad of rock rings necessary bells. The insidious commercial culture of rock, indubitably megalomaniacal, present and past, is his subject. The author doesn't bandy with religion to make his spiritual points, he goes right to the boss, his own presciently audible inner voice..." more
Robert Hunter, chief lyricist of the Grateful Dead
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Coffee on the Piano for You (Adonis Press, 2008)
"Eric G. Müller's writing gives voice to that orphaned part of our human experience: that numinous dimension of life where few of our common words dare to tread. In his new book he traverses a wide scope of subjects and spans a breadth of experiences, taking us through a tour of the themes that have fired his imagination over the last few decades..."more
David Anderson, Executive Artistic Director, Walking the dog Theater
* "With spontaneous utterances he catches the full movement of the moment..." (from the Preface)
Paul Matthews, poet and teacher of creative writing at Emerson College, England, author of Sing Me the Creation