Arthur Miller describes the paranoia that swept America--and the moment his then-wife Marilyn Monroe became a bargaining chip in his own prosecution. Published in The Guardian/Observer, June 17, 2000.

An article by Miller in the 1/12/04 issue of The Nation.

Freddy Phiroz's essay on the play.

Excerpts from his autobiography (Timebends), dealing with invesigation by the Committee on Un-American Activities.

Covers Miller's fears about loss of freedoms following 9/11 attacks. From British Broadcasting, December 25, 2001.

The author's memoir of life at the Chelsea Hotel in the 1960's.

From the March-April issue of Humanities magazine with NEH chairman William R. Ferris.

Excerpts from an interview with Miller from the November 16, 1973 archives. Click on "next" to advance to the next page.

An article in the 1/11/99 issue of The Nation.

Miller's quotes on being a playwright, society, newspapers and politics.

Background and plot of the play along with character analysis.

Study questions and learning activities.

Arthur Miller's comments on terrorism and the 9/11 attacks on New York City.

Matthew Murray's review of the May 1, 2002 production of the Miller play.

An overview of The Man Who Had All the Luck by Lewis Nichols.