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Reentry Shock is produced by award-winning writer, editor and teacher Greg Blake Miller. Miller’s wide-ranging creative work in media, academia and the arts have taken Greg from the “Wild Wild East” of post-Soviet Russia, where he worked at Mosfilm Studios and The Moscow Times, to the neon roller coaster of 21st-century Las Vegas. He is the author of the novel The Kuleshov Effect, which was selected by the dissident exile press Freedom Letters for translation into Russian and published in 2025 to wide acclaim as Effekt Kuleshova (Эффект Кулешова). Miller’s earlier work includes the short-story collection Decemberlands, as well as hundreds of articles, essays, and stories for magazines and journals.

Miller, a longtime magazine editor, has been named Nevada’s Outstanding Journalist and has taught literary nonfiction and media studies at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and the University of Oregon. He is currently the director of Olympian Creative Consulting, working with a wide range of creatives from filmmakers to architects to help them find their voices, shape their stories, and complete the projects they’ve dreamed of.

Miller earned his doctorate in international communication from the University of Oregon. He holds master’s degree in Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies from the University of Washington and in creative writing from the University of Southern California. He earned his bachelor’s degree, summa cum laude in history, from the University of California, Irvine.

The English-language edition of The Kuleshov Effect is forthcoming, and Miller is currently completing his next two projects, Turn Up the Radio When You Speak and Vault of Stars. You can read his recent fiction in Red Canary Magazine.

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To learn about upcoming readings, publications and events, visit Greg’s author page on Facebook, Greg Blake Miller Books & Stories. To learn more about Greg’s work at Olympian Creative, please visit OlympianCreative.com and the Olympian Creative Facebook page, where you’ll find storytelling tips, insights on the creative life and information on upcoming training events. 

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