Jeffrey Miller

Jeffrey Miller is a prolific and accomplished author, with his latest book 'Yanks Behind the Lines' receiving critical acclaim. He has authored three best books of the year, including 'WWI Crusaders' and 'Behind the Lines.' Miller's expertise also extends to health reference materials with his work 'Facing Your Fifties: Every Man's Reference to Mid-life Health.'

In addition to his work as an author, Miller has made significant contributions to the magazine industry, having started six magazines and served as the editor-in-chief of five inflight magazines. He has an extensive background as a freelance travel writer and photographer for various publications, including 13 years at AAA Colorado where he supervised multiple departments.

Apart from his writing and magazine work, Miller is a respected member of several prestigious organizations such as the American Society of Journalists and Authors, Authors Guild, and the American Historical Association. He is also affiliated with various independent publishing associations, showcasing his commitment to the literary community.

Jeffrey Miller's specialties revolve around magazine startups, consulting, editing, writing, and problem-solving. His ability to make complex subjects engaging for general readers is a testament to his skill in converting intricate topics into captivating narratives.

Miller's educational background includes a BA in History, focusing on history, journalism, and philosophy at the University of Denver, and his high school education at Moorestown Friends School.

Professionally, he has been associated with Milbrown Press as a Publisher/Author and has previously owned JBM Publishing Co. He has also worked as a Senior Magazine Consultant at Crown Point Solutions, Director of Communications at AAA Colorado, and held various roles in freelance writing and publication.

As a teacher and lecturer, Jeffrey Miller continues to share his knowledge and passion for history and journalism, bringing his wealth of experience to educate and inspire others.