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"Trinidentium", my debut poetry collection, is now available at Full Circle Book Co-op and Zandbroz Variety in downtown Sioux Falls.

"Trinidentium", my debut poetry collection, has been submitted to Amazon and added to Goodreads in paperback and ebook editions.

"No Story To Tell" is now available at Full Circle Book Co-op in downtown Sioux Falls. I listed it a little higher than at Amazon, but this way you can support a local author and a local shoppe when purchasing from them. Think of the karma! (Yes, this is practically the same paragraph as the Zanbroz post!)

"No Story To Tell" is now available at Zandbroz Variety in downtown Sioux Falls. I listed it a little higher than at Amazon, but this way you can support a local author and a local shoppe when purchasing from them. Think of the karma!

"No Story To Tell" is now available in paperback format on Amazon. That's right! You can hold your very own copy of this pedestrian, mediocre novel before you toss it gently onto the pile of books you'll never actually get around to reading. Buy it today! Make me rich!

"No Story To Tell" has been submitted to Amazon, added to Goodreads and is now ready for dozens of lukewarm reviews. Go read it today!

Guess what! Miles.ink is now powered by Eleventy, the JavaScript-based static site generator. What does this mean for your weekend? Nothing!

I wrote a comic book with my friends, Mikey and Brian, and three issues are available now.

Blazing Lantern announced the results of its 2018 Fiction Prize, and the winner was my novel, No Story to Tell. The grand prize is a contract that carries a publisher's advance plus a portion of book royalties.

"Stone Son" was published in Issue 18 of Speculative66, a digital literary magazine of speculative flash fiction.

You may have noticed a new feature of the website: a shiny, green padlock up in the address bar. We're secure, readers!

"Space Cowboy" was published in Issue 10 of Speculative66, a digital literary magazine of speculative flash fiction.

"Nearly Nine" was published in Volume 2 of Skullmore, an art and literary magazine published in Sioux Falls, SD.

Welcome to Miles.ink, the writing homepage for Miles Rausch, a man of many faces and a few talents. But just what is Miles.ink all about?

Not to brag, but I'm the first ever winner of the Mash Stories competition. Okay, I meant to brag a little. I write this to forewarn you, the reader and likely writer. It's not often that one finds oneself in the presence of such a contest-winner, unless you happen to be that contest-winner, as I am.  Or was, at least. We'll get to that.

Wisdom for Dad, Hugh Weber's latest parenting book, is on sale, and you should buy it today, April 15th. It features the bite-sized wisdom of Hugh and a number of other dad, including myself.

Too lazy to read? Do your ears work? Then head on over to the MashStories Podcast and give Nearly Nine a listen. The narrator is top notch, even if he slightly mispronounced my last name.

Mash Stories interviewed me to go along with the win. They asked about my stories, discovering the competition and writing in general.

"Nearly Nine" is a short story I wrote for a contest on MashStories.com. I was fortunate enough to get short listed, and I was even more fortunate to win.

"Nearly Nine" is a short story I wrote for a contest on MashStories.com. I was fortunate enough to get short listed. This means my story is up on their website for (literally) dozens of people to read. Make sure you're one of them.