Thomas Miller (1807–1874) was an English poet and novelist who became one of the most prolific working-class writers of the nineteenth century. Over the course of his literary career, Miller produced more than forty-five volumes of work, establishing a diverse bibliography that spanned multiple genres and subjects.\n\nMiller's writing frequently explored rural subjects, capturing the landscapes and life of the English countryside. In addition to his poetry and rural prose, he also contributed to the popular literature of his day by writing "penny dreadfuls" that focused on urban crime, demonstrating his ability to depict both pastoral scenes and the darker realities of city life.
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