BOOK LAUNCH ~ Do You Love Your Teachers?: Memoir of A Waldorf Teacher
Saturday, November 25 ~ 3 to 5 p.m. ~ Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School ~ What it means to be Waldorf Teacher. Personal reflections of three decades of teaching ~ with music by Julian Muller. Refrsshments will be served.
Coming Soon!
The Invisible Boat and the Molten Dragon will be published in December (Waldorf Publications 2017)
Rounding the ape of Good Hope
Rounding the Cape of Good Hope ~ A Seventh Grade Play is now available (Alkion Press, 2017). Up to now it was only available in manuscript form. Because of ongoing demand I have revised the play and published it in book form.
Pilgrim Poet ~ Roaming Rebel is now available (Alkion Press, 2016). This collection contains sacred and secular poems, written mostly while traveling. The poems are inspired by ancient and sacred sites, nature, as well as museums, cites, and people.
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Now Available: Life Poems for My Students, published by Alkion Press (2016)
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My memoir will be published next year by Adonis Press. The memoir focuses on my thirty years of teaching in a Waldorf School.
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I am excited to announce that AH Press will be publishing frogs, frags & kisses ~ tanka, haiku, limericks and other short poems. Release date: June 1st, 2015
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Festive Book Launch
Saturday, April 26, 2014 at 5 pm - The Chatham Bookstore - Main Street, Chatham, NY 12037
Drops on the Water: Stories about Growing up from a Father and Son by Eric G Müller and Matthew Zanoni Müller
The Invisible Boat (book for children) published by Waldorf Publications is now available - order here
Official book launch: The Chatham Bookstore in Chatham NY - Sunday, March 9, 2014 @ 2pm
Eric G. Muller was awarded the 2012 James C. Kapteyn Prize for excellence in education
Artist Statement:
I write to investigate the world around and within me, adjusting my style to the content. I use the visible world to draw attention to the invisible. I fail and that conflict helps me become more me, which is made up of the world I investigate.
Meet Me at the Met
Rites of Rock
Coffee on the Piano for You
Poetry
From 2010 Onward:
Home published by Inner Art Journal - here
Teacher published by Dressing Room Poetry Journal - here
Eagle's End, The Honey Hag, Garden Deal published by Southern Cross Review - here
Two Tanaka poems published by Chrysanthemum Volume 13, April 2013 - here
Allen Ginsberg in Atlantis published by The Weekenders Magazine - here
In Life's Hourglass published by A Hundred Gourds - here
Mahatma Malala published by Southern Cross Review - here
Unbuttoned Dress published by Carnival Magazine - here
Three poems published by The Mind(less) Muse - here
Three tanka poems published by Boston Literary Magazine - here
Umbrella published by a handful of stones - here
Resurrection published by Portland Branch - here
Diner Ennui published by Literbug - here
Odysseia Bar published by rIgor Mort.US - here
Yellow Clouds published by a handful of stones - here
Broken published by Fortunates - here
Coffee Date published by Our Day's Encounter - here
Four poems published by Inner Art Journal - here
She Got published by The Stone Hobo - here
Garden Deal published by Molt - here
Waking up on the Beach published by Decades Review - here
Phantom Words published by The Write Place at the Write Time - here
Polymastic Goddess published by Poetic Medicine - here
Last Judgment and other poems published by Southern Cross Review - here
KO published by oldyellownotebook - here
Seven Sips of Coffee published by Semolina Pilchard - here
Between Hands published by Amaranthine Muses - here
Three three line poems published by Three Line Poetry - here
So What and Never Just Nothing published by The Rainbow Rose - here
And Still the Birds Tumble published by Numinous: Spiritual Poetry - here
Depressed published by Exercise Bowler - here
Four Poems published by Southern Cross Review - here
Two Poems published by Yes, Poetry - here
Four limericks published by The Momo Reader - here
Putting the Lid on it published by Short, Fast and Deadly - here
Two Poems published by Wizards of the Wind - here
For Sale published by Clutching at Straws - here
Three Poems published by Eunoia - I Guess - here
Private Prayer - here
One Last - here
Publications
Eric G. Müller's stories, poems and articles have appeared in or been accepted by many online and print publications, including Raving Dove, Slow Trains, Yes Poetry, The Legendary, Renewal, Hear Us Roar, Ink Bean, Bewildering Stories, Six Sentences, Southern Cross Review, Clutching at Straws, Indood, Mermaid Blotter Rag, Inform, Lilipoh, Spilling Ink, Wizards of the Wind; Short, Fast, and Deadly; The Shine Journal, Info 3, 50 to 1, Lowestoft Chronicle, Journal for Anthroposophy,The Momo Reader, Long Story Short, Haggard & Haloo, Orion Headless, LITSNACK, Eunoia, Pot Luck Magazine, Exercise Bowler, Milk Sugar, Used Furniture Review, Journal of Microliterature, Gloom Cupboard, Half Way Down the Stairs, Ken* Again - the literary magazine, Epiphany Magazine, MuDJob, RED OCHRE LiT, Numinous: Spiritual Poetry, The Rainbow Rose, Imitation Fruit, Berg Gasse 19, Three Line Poetry, Amaranthine Muses, Semolina Pilchard, weasel and gun: variety magazine, Old Yellow Notebook, Blog from the Bog, The Write Room, Flash Fiction Offensive, The Write Place at the Write Time, Poetic Medicine, Magic Cat Press, The Stone Hobo, Decades Review, Inner Art Journal , Molt, The Corner Club Press, Blink Ink, Fortunates, Leaf Garden Press, Our Day's Encounter, rIgor mort.US, Literbug, a handful of stones, Rhyme and PUN-ishment (Local Gems Poetry Press), Carnival, Portland Branch, Postcard Shorts, Boston Literary Magazine, Open Road Review, The Mind(less) Muse, Shadow Road Quarterly, The Mindful Word, The Bookends Review, About Place Journal, A Hundred Gourds, Halcyon Magazine, Spinozablue, Ink, Sweat & Tears, The Blue Hour Magazine, The Autumn Sound, The Weekenders, Chrysanthemum, Outside In Literary & Travel Magazine, Cleaver Magazine, The Literary Yard, Dressing Room Poetry Journal, Poetry Pacific, and 50 Haikus .
Coffee on the Piano for You
Short, Fast and Deadly
Leaf Garden
Three Line Poetry
Lowestoft Chronicle
A Dream in the Clouds
The Corner Club Press
Living Angels
The Blotter - September Issue - 2010
Rhyme and PUN-ishment
Blink Ink
Boston Literary Magazine
Summer - 2012
Meet Me at the Met Book Launch
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Brooklyn Book Festival
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With Daniela Gioseffi
A Blackbird Sings
Woodsmoke Press 2012
Yellow clouds of pollen...
The Mindful Word
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Three Poems
Whereabouts - Stepping out of Place
Purchase - here
50 Haikus
To order - here
Biography
Eric G. Müller was born in Durban, South Africa, and studied literature and history at the University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. After a few years working at a variety of jobs, playing and performing music, and traveling around Europe, he attended Emerson College in Sussex, England and the Waldorf Institute in Witten-Annen, Germany, where he specialized in music education. Together with his family he moved to Eugene, Oregon, where he taught for eight years. Currently he is living in upstate New York, teaching music, drama, English literature, and creative writing at Hawthorne Valley Waldorf High School. He is a founding member of the Alkion Center and is the director of the education department. He has taught at Simon’s Rock College of Bard as an adjunct teacher and summer courses at Sunbridge College. His novel Rites of Rock (Adonis Press 2005) is a fast-moving and riveting saga that examines the phenomenon of rock music. In Coffee on the Piano for You Müller presents old and new poetry written mostly while traveling or drinking coffee. Since then he has published three more books of poems. His second novel, Meet Me at the Met (Plane View Press, 2010) is an absorbing account of a man who tries to come to terms with himself and the world at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Müller collaborated on a book of short stories with his son, Matthew Zanoni Müller called called Drops on the Water. He recently completed the sequel to the children's book The Invisible Boat (Waldorf Publications) called The Invisible Boat and the Molten Dragon. Müller was awarded the 2012 James C. Kapteyn Prize for excellence in education, which prompted him to write his memoir Do You Love Your Teachers? ~ Memoir of a Waldorf Teacher, a personal account of his three decades of teaching. Articles, short stories and poetry have been published in various journals and magazines.
