Inette Miller
Inette Miller was a national and international journalist for sixteen years - and a war correspondent for TIME in Vietnam and Cambodia. Her recent book, GRANDMOTHERS WHISPER, was awarded the national Visionary Award. She is the author of BURNING BRIDGES, produced as an ABC Movie of the Week and translated into a half-dozen languages. She has appeared widely on major network news and talk shows - and taught her Writing to Find Your Voice workshop across the country.
She is a recipient of Associated Press Awards and Virginia Center for the Creative Arts fellowships. Her most recent book is, THE RETURN VOYAGE: 95,000 Miles on the Paths of Our Ancestors.
Works

Grandmothers Whisper: Ancient Voices...Timeless Wisdom...A Modern Love Story
Memoir:
Inette Miller is a Jewish woman, a writer, a level-headed single mother agreeing to a rite of passage that demanded she walk naked in someone else's homeland - trek the blurred borders of magic. She was mute that first year, but she is no longer shy about telling her story. This is the story of the human possibilities of spirit. It is equally the story of the human path, burdened with fears and doubts. She went on vacation for a week, and she stayed for a lifetime.
The Return Voyage: 95,000 Miles on the Paths of Our Ancestors
Awards and Recognition
- Visionary Book of the Year Award, 2010
- Virginia Center for Creative Arts Fellowship