Literature and Journalism
- John Miller (journalist), Assistant Director of Public Affairs for the FBI and former co-host of 20/20
- John Jackson Miller (born 1968), American comic book writer and commentator
- John J. Miller (born 1970), American political reporter
- John J. Miller (author) (born 1954), science fiction author known for his work in the Wild Cards series
- John Miller (author), historical fiction author
- John Miller (journalist and author), British journalist and author
- John Miller (writer) (born 1968), Canadian writer and consultant
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