Anne Miller (author)


Anne Miller is a Scottish author, scriptwriter, producer, comedian, and researcher, best known for her work on the BBC Two quiz show QI.

Early life and education

Miller was born in Fife, Scotland, and grew up in Newport and Tayport. She attended Madras College in St Andrews for secondary school and subsequently studied sociology and politics at The University of Edinburgh. She graduated with a masters in 2009. She wrote her first book at six years old.

Career

Miller joined QI in 2011 and has variously worked as scriptwriter, assistant producer, producer, and researcher on the show and many of its other projects. She is the second-most frequent guest personality on the QI podcast No Such Thing as a Fish and is a producer and head researcher for BBC Radio 4's comedy talk show The Museum of Curiosity.
As part of the QI team, Miller has co-authored the following books:
In 2020, she released the first book in the Mickey and the Animal Spies children's series. This story centers on a young girl named Mickey who discovers a network of animal spies. The book contains and teaches readers how to crack coded messages.
She has also been published in online newspapers such as The Guardian, The Bookseller and The Herald. She wrote a literary column for Standard Issue magazine before it became a podcast in 2017.

Personal life

She lives in London with husband Sam, who is a musical director and lecturer.