Other Comments:

A poetic and allegorical retelling of the public ministry, death, and resurrection of Christ. Unlike many similar works, Miller's version is moving and powerful. However, like all allegories, it is prone to misinterpretation. (It is possible, for example, to construe the conflict between the Troubador, or Christ figure, and the religious leaders as boiling down to differences over worship style, and thus see the work as an attack on liturgical churches.) – Greg Slade

This is volume 1 of The Singer Trilogy. The story is continued in The Song and The Finale.