author
W. J. Miller
Drawn to the drama and uncertainty of the early Christian church, this New Hampshire writer brings biblical history to life through fiction. His work blends faith, imagination, and a clear interest in first-century settings.
1 Audiobook
Preservation of Bull Semen at Sub-Zero Temperatures
by N. L. VanDemark, M. E. Friedman, W. C. Kinney, W. J. Miller, Carlos Rodriguez
About the author
Writing under the pen name W.J. Miller, William "Bill" Miller describes himself as an avid golfer, fisherman, outdoorsman, church elder, and author. He says he and his wife have lived in New Hampshire for more than 50 years.
His first book, A House Shaken, is a historical novel centered on the early Christian church and the events surrounding the Book of Acts. The story imagines what life and struggle may have looked like for Jesus' followers while staying grounded in the biblical world that inspires it.
Miller's background and interests suggest a writer who approaches faith-based historical fiction from a personal place, with an eye for spiritual questions as well as everyday human conflict. For listeners who enjoy biblically inspired storytelling, his work offers a reflective trip into the first century.