Karen Miller

This website has region controls - to see the local information for your region, select from the flags above:
Australia/New Zealand | UK | North America | Languages other than English

Karen Miller is the author of the bestselling fantasy duology Kingmaker, Kingbreaker, the fantasy trilogy Godspeaker, the bestselling tie-in novels Stargate SG-1: Alliances and Stargate SG-1: Do No Harm and Star Wars The Clone Wars: Wild Space. Writing as K.E. Mills she is the author of the Rogue Agent series.

A note to readers: I always reply to any email I receive via this website. However, a couple of times recently my reply has bounced back to me as undeliverable. If you have emailed me and not received a reply within a month please drop me a line via my journal.

Latest Release

The Reluctant Mage

(AUS/NZ Release)

PUBLISHER: Voyager
FORMAT: Mass Market
RELEASED: 01 May, 2010
ISBN-13: 9780732287559

Latest News

[link]

Happy New Year

[Posted 01-Jan-2012]

With the curtain drawn on 2011 (hooray!) I hope you and yours have a peaceful, prosperous and inspiring 2012.

Merry Christmas!

[Posted 24-Dec-2011]

Well, not much happening at the moment ... except that I got another sinus infection and then managed to rupture one disc and prolapse two more. Happy birthday! But I'm well and truly on the mend now, and back to madly researching for the Tarnished Crown quintet.

It's Christmas Eve down under, which means Christmas Day tomorrow.

I wish you and yours all the very best for this holiday season. Be well, be safe ... and Merry Christmas!

Sara Douglass

[Posted 27-Sep-2011]

Australia has lost one of its pioneering voices in fantasy fiction. Sara Douglass, who burst onto the scene with Battleaxe, has passed after a long illness. The Voyager imprint got its launch with Sara. Many Australian fantasy authors, myself included, trod the path she battered clear for us. She was a quiet soul, never one for thrusting herself into the limelight, and she leaves behind many, many fans who are mourning the loss of more great stories.

Rest in peace, Sara. And thank you.