Andrew Miller (Author, 1960)

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Andrew Miller (2019)

Andrew Miller (born April 29, 1960 in Bristol ) is a British novelist. He is not to be confused with the namesake, born in 1974, who publishes under the name AD Miller .

Miller studied creative writing at the University of East Anglia in Norwich and at Lancaster University . He won several awards in 1997 for his debut The Gift of Pain , a development novel about an 18th century surgeon who feels no pain. All of his novels have been translated into German. Miller lives in Somerset .

Works

• Ingenious Pain , 1997
  • The gift of pain, German by Nikolaus Stingl ; Zsolnay, Vienna 1998. ISBN 3-552-04884-7
• Casanova , 1998
  • A little story that is mostly about love, German by Nikolaus Stingl, Vienna, Zsolnay 2000. ISBN 3-552-04984-3
• Oxygen , 2001
  • Ten or fifteen of the happiest moments in life, German by Nikolaus Stingl, Zsolnay, Vienna 2003. ISBN 3-552-05223-2
• The Optimists , 2005
  • Die Optimisten, German by Nikolaus Stingl, Zsolnay, Vienna 2007. ISBN 3-552-05401-4
• One Morning Like a Bird , 2008
  • After the great earthquake, German by Nikolaus Stingl, Zsolnay, Vienna 2010. ISBN 978-3-552-05512-4
• Pure , 2011
  • Cemetery of the Innocents , German by Nikolaus Stingl, Zsolnay, Vienna 2013. ISBN 978-3-552-05657-2
• The crossing . Scepter, 2015
  • At night the sea is just a sound, German by Nikolaus Stingl, Zsolnay, Vienna 2017. ISBN 978-3-552-05818-7

Awards

• 1997 James Tait Black Memorial Prize for Ingenious Pain
• 1999 International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award for Ingenious Pain
• 2011 Costa Book of the Year for Pure
• 2012 nomination for the Walter Scott Prize for Pure