Zara Miller
Zara Miller is a multidisciplinary writer, editor, and storytelling strategist whose work bridges journalism, fiction, and creative consulting. Recognized as a Who’s Who in America Honoree, Zara has built a dynamic career crafting narratives that captivate and connect. From shaping features for Harvard-led publications and Disney-sponsored media to authoring her acclaimed young adult novel I Am Cecilia and scripting the emotional audio drama Midnight Express, Zara’s storytelling spans mediums and genres with an authentic, thought-provoking voice.
With an educational foundation in International Relations from Middlesex University and Metropolitan University Prague, Zara brings a global perspective to her work—combining analytical insight with artistic depth. She has served in editorial and consulting roles for organizations such as HBCU Research Magazine, Webnovel, and Mercor, where she continues to influence the evolving intersection of media, technology, and creativity. Whether she’s refining a brand’s message, translating complex ideas into compelling content, or developing emotionally resonant stories, Zara’s approach reflects both precision and passion.
Deeply committed to the transformative power of words, Zara continues to mentor, write, and collaborate with mission-driven creatives and organizations worldwide. Her career is defined by curiosity, courage, and the belief that storytelling—whether for a company, a cause, or a character—can change how we see ourselves and the world around us.
• IELTS
• Cambridge English Proficiency
• The New School Media Writing Essentials Certificate
• Middlesex University- Master's
• Metropolitan University Prague- Bachelor's
• University of the Potomac- M.B.A.
• Honored Listee at
Marquis Who's Who
• National Writers Union
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to the launch of my debut young adult novel, Ugh, which found an incredible audience across Europe and was even sold at Howard University’s bookstore.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
I would tell young women entering my industry not to be afraid of leaving an unfulfilling path—sometimes walking away is exactly what leads you to true creative fulfillment and authenticity.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
One of the biggest challenges in my field today is the growing gatekeeping and the decline of genuine mentorship opportunities for emerging creatives.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values most important to me in my work and personal life are creativity, curiosity, and joy—reflected in my love for reading, storytelling, and the magic of musical theater.