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M. Mark Miller—Works and Days

M Mark Miller

Morning aphorisms shaped through a Cyber‑Zen‑Epicurean discipline. Works and Days also includes occasional essays, poems, and excerpts from my literary nonfiction and fiction.

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Today’s Cyber-Zen-Epicurean Aphorism

~ Blue sky offers quiet permission to return to the work that waits.

It asks nothing more than presence — and rewards nothing less.

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Shaping the Story of Walter’s Room

I’ve been working hard on my first adult novel, Walter’s Room. It follows Richard Vance, a recently tenured professor who returns to the Montana ranch where he grew up to quit smoking and gather family history. What begins as a summer of re...

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Today’s Cyber-Zen-Epicurean Aphorism

The loom waits for the hand, not the memory. Today’s thread is enough.

Touch the thread that’s here, and let it guide the motion. The pattern will form throw by beat, as the day reveals what it’s willing to become.

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Today’s Cyber-Zen-Epicurean Aphorism

~ One steady thread moves the loom.

Yesterday’s path can be today’s task. In the steady rhythm of returning, the pattern gathers. Tomorrow’s path can turn wherever it needs to.

3 days ago
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Today’s Cyber-Zen-Epicurean Aphorism

A cold, overcast day with too many opportunities is its own little koan.

Gray weather has a way of simplifying the inner landscape. It reminds me that ataraxis isn’t found by tackling everything—it’s found by choosing the one thing that qu...

4 days ago
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    M. Mark Miller grew up on a small cattle ranch in Southwest Montana. He has written six books on early travel to Yellowstone Park. He is a Montana Quarterly Contributor and is working a book about the University of Montana in the 60s.

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