Writing and Publishing
- William Miller (British publisher) (1769–1844)
- William Miller (engraver) (1796–1882), Scottish line engraver
- William Miller (poet) (1810–1872), Scottish poet, writer of Wee Willie Winkie
- William Burke Miller (1904–1983), newspaper and radio journalist
- William H. Miller (writer) (born 1948), maritime historian
- H. Bill Miller (1920–1961), mystery co-author with Bob Wade
- William Henry Miller (book collector) (1789–1848), book collector and UK parliamentarian
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