JOHN WINN MILLER is a seasoned storyteller whose remarkable career spans journalism, film, and fiction.
As an award-winning investigative journalist and foreign correspondent, Miller has reported from conflict zones around the world, including Beirut and Eritrea, and covered historic events from papal visits to terrorist attacks around the Mediterranean.
His extensive experience brings an unmatched realism to RESCUE RUN, the gripping sequel to his acclaimed World War II thriller, The Hunt for the Peggy C.
His novels have been likened to "Casablanca meets Das Boot," with comparisons to The Nightingale and the works of Mark Sullivan, Clive Cussler, and Alan Furst.
Before his venture into fiction, Miller was a newspaper editor and publisher with notable achievements, including working on a Pulitzer-finalist series that led to significant education reforms.
His versatility led him to screenwriting and producing four independent films, working alongside talents such as Bruce Dern, the Arkin family, and the Nee Brothers (Band of Robbers). The movie caught Sandra Bullock's attention, leading her to hire Adam and Aaron Nee to write and direct her hit movie The Lost City. Now they have partnered with Channing Tatum and Ryan Reynolds to write and direct their next movie, Calamity Hustle.
A meticulous researcher, Miller breathes authenticity into his novels, from technical naval details to the subtle dynamics of life under Nazi Occupation. His storytelling combines thrilling action with a depth of character, inviting readers into a world where ordinary individuals confront extraordinary circumstances.
Originally from Lexington, Kentucky, Miller lives there with his wife, Margo, a potter and former college English instructor, along with their two standard poodles and Maine coon cat. He is a second-degree black belt in Shao-lin karate and an avid tennis player. Their daughter, Allison Miller, is a screenwriter-director-actress who most recently starred in ABC's hit series A Million Little Things.
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