The Idiot’s Garden
a novel

“The Idiot’s Garden is a fever dream of orphic metamorphosis … the novel chants and reenchants our sense of the possible.” —Will Cordeiro, author of Whispering Gallery

“Incredibly strange and beautiful, The Idiot's Garden is filled with inventive prose portraying a new phase of nature long after climate catastrophes have altered all life forever.” —Ivy Grimes, author of Glass Stories

“Kyle E. Miller is a wizard of words.” —Joe Koch, author of The Wingspan of Severed Hands and Invaginies 

“Under a 'screen of bird noises,' the startling territory of Miller's novel churns to ‘rough music, a bouncing, creeping rhythm, 'spun by that spooky action which animates M. John Harrison's Kefahuchi Tract, Joanna Russ's Paradise, and Samuel R. Delany's Bellona.” —Zebulon House, author of The Psychic Surgeon Assists