Written as liner notes to fictional music, Christopher Miller's uproarious debut novel skewers conventions in a work of high entertainment and imagination. In Sudden Noises from Inanimate Objects, the complete works of the prodigiously cranky composer Simon Silber get their diablolical due from Silber's official biographer -- a man who grows to hate his subject. Not content with simply discussing Silber's odd musical oeuvre -- whose highlights include an hourlong performance of the "Minute Waltz," an etude composed on a telephone keypad, and a transcription of crow caws -- the commentator…mehr
Written as liner notes to fictional music, Christopher Miller's uproarious debut novel skewers conventions in a work of high entertainment and imagination. In Sudden Noises from Inanimate Objects, the complete works of the prodigiously cranky composer Simon Silber get their diablolical due from Silber's official biographer -- a man who grows to hate his subject. Not content with simply discussing Silber's odd musical oeuvre -- whose highlights include an hourlong performance of the "Minute Waltz," an etude composed on a telephone keypad, and a transcription of crow caws -- the commentator veers into a delightfully venomous exposé of a musician whose grandiose ambitions far exceed his actual talent.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Christopher Miller holds a BSCH degree in Life Sciences from Queen's University in Canada and an MBA in Health Services Management from McMaster University, Canada, where he was Valedictorian. His career journey spans the pharmaceutical industry in the UK, with roles at Schering Health Care Ltd (now Bayer), Invitrogen (now Thermo Fisher Scientific) and Pfizer, followed by a move to New Zealand. There, he supported business owners in strategic planning, business development and entrepreneurial mindset with Results.com, and worked for Gallup as a senior consultant leading employee engagement and culture change programs. In 2017, Christopher established his own Strengths-Based, Heart-Centred Leadership Practice, where he supports business and practice owners, CliftonStrengths coaches, boards and executive teams in their pursuit of exceptional businesses and lives through coaching and mentoring.In his personal life, Christopher enjoyed a glorious 24 years with his life partner Fiona, before losing her to brain cancer in July 2021, a story he shares in his first book, The Joy of Finding FISH: A Journey of Fulfilment, Inspiration, Success, and Happiness. He lives in Wellington, New Zealand with his sons Cameron and Ross. When not serving his clients, Christopher can often be found cheering on his sons and judging the sport of springboard and platform diving.Christopher is the founder of ExpansiveLove.org, whose purpose is to exponentially expand love on the planet through practical tools that lift love for individuals, couples, families, teams, organisations, and communities.
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