The Correspondences

What the dead whisper in heaven's tongue

By: J.B. Miller

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

J.B. Miller is a bestselling author and TEDx speaker whose work lives at the intersection of history, spirituality, and the hidden stories embedded in the physical world. With deep Swedish roots grounded in Scandinavian intellectual and spiritual traditions, Miller brings a lifelong fascination with what lies beneath the surface—of places, architecture, and the lives shaped within them.

The Correspondences is Miller’s most ambitious novel to date, five years in the making. It is built on meticulous research into the life and theology of Emanuel Swedenborg, the remarkable history of the Swedenborgian Church of San Francisco, and the largely undocumented transmission of mystical knowledge across centuries and continents.

Blending fact and imagination, the novel is also deeply personal. Miller draws on a profound connection to the Swedenborgian tradition—one that, like the historic church on Lyon Street itself, has influenced this work in ways both seen and unseen.

Miller’s previous books have appeared on bestseller lists and have been published in seventeen languages worldwide. A sought-after speaker, Miller has presented at universities, conventions, and cultural events, captivating audiences with ideas that challenge perception and invite deeper reflection.

When not writing, Miller can often be found exploring old buildings—listening closely to the stories they still hold.