In 1959, Walter M. Miller, Jr., culminated a brief publishing
career of eight years with his only novel, " A Canticle for
Leibowitz." Since that time he has not published another new piece
of fiction, although it has been announced that the long
anticipated second novel, a parallel work to Canticle, will soon be
finished. That one book, however, along with a handful of short
stories and novellas, has secured for him a position among the best
and most original contemporary science fiction writers. More than
thirty years after its publication, "Canticle" continues to be
hailed as one of the greatest science fiction novels ever written
and an important work of modern literature.
This reference guide presents a complete record of Miller's work
and of the resulting criticism. The primary bibliography is divided
into books, both English and foreign-language editions; short
fiction in periodicals; anthologized works; nonfiction; and
adaptations. In the books section, a physical description of
English-language first editions is given. Annotations and content
notes are provided as appropriate for the other sections, and
characters in the short fiction are listed and identified. The
secondary material, organized chronologically, contains annotated
entries for articles and parts of books, reviews, and
dissertations. Also included are a biographical and critical essay
on Miller, glossaries of characters and terms and of allusions and
other representations in "A Canticle for Leibowitz," and individual
indexes for both the primary and secondary materials. Title pages,
book covers, and jackets of the major works are reproduced.
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