Ben Miller

Ben Miller is a bestselling British author, comedian, actor, and presenter whose work spans television, film, and children’s literature. Widely recognized for his successful career in comedy and entertainment, Miller has become one of the United Kingdom’s most popular children’s authors, celebrated for his imaginative storytelling, humor, and ability to inspire young readers.

Before embarking on a career in entertainment, Miller studied Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge and later began doctoral research in physics. He subsequently turned his attention to comedy, achieving national recognition as one half of the acclaimed comedy duo Armstrong and Miller. His extensive television and film credits include roles in Bridgerton, Death in Paradise, Professor T, Johnny English, and numerous other productions, establishing him as one of Britain’s most versatile performers. In recent years, Miller has enjoyed remarkable success as a children’s author. His bestselling books, including The Night I Met Father Christmas, The Day I Fell Into a Fairytale, How I Became a Dog Called Midnight, Diary of a Big Bad Wolf, and Robin Hood Aged 10¾, have captivated young readers with their blend of adventure, fantasy, humour, and heart. His stories encourage imagination, curiosity, and confidence while exploring themes of friendship, family, and self-discovery.

Miller’s books have been translated into multiple languages and have reached readers around the world. Through his distinctive combination of wit, creativity, and storytelling expertise, he has established himself as a leading voice in contemporary children’s literature, inspiring a new generation of readers to discover the joy of books and the power of imagination. Miller’s main publishers are, Simon & Schuster Children’s Books, with international editions published by numerous publishers worldwide. Ben Miller’s children’s novels regularly appear on UK bestseller lists and are among the most popular contemporary middle-grade titles.