Sam Miller

Sam Miller is a British-Indian journalist, author, and broadcaster whose work explores the intersections of culture, history, migration, and identity with curiosity, empathy, and a distinctive personal perspective. His book Migrants examines the phenomenon of human migration throughout history and in the contemporary world, challenging assumptions and stereotypes about who migrants are, why they move, and what their journeys mean for the societies they leave and the societies they join. Miller's approach is characterised by its breadth and its humanity, drawing on history, personal narrative, and reporting from around the world to create a portrait of migration that is both intellectually rigorous and deeply compassionate. He has lived and worked in India, the United States, and the UK, and his personal experience of crossing cultures informs his understanding of the migrant experience. Miller's previous books include Delhi: Adventures in a Megacity and A Strange Kind of Paradise: India Through Foreign Eyes, each demonstrating his talent for combining research, observation, and personal reflection into engaging, illuminating narratives. His writing style is accessible, warm, and intellectually curious, making complex subjects feel personal and relevant. Migrants is available as an audiobook, offering listeners a thoughtful, wide-ranging exploration of one of the defining issues of our time.