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Martin Miller
Martin Miller has made his name publishing over 170 books on design and antiques, Millers Antique Guides.
He has designed and owned several hotels, Chilston Park, Millers Residence Notting Hill and soon to come Millers Residence Somerset.
Martin has also launched an award winning drinks company. His personal time is spent writing poetry and novels. His work has been featured on television and magazines world wide. He is a curiosity cabinet unto himself.
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Ioana Beju Miller
Ioana Beju Miller was born in communist Romania. As a child she escaped to the USA with her political dissident parents. She worked in international trade policy in Washington DC following an MBA from George Washington University.
Ioana's pursuits have always been varied and eventually followed her desire to become an artist, something Washington doesn't often encourage.
Her varied upbringing has instilled a curiosity in many issues from human rights to literature and arts.
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JS Rafaeli
Lectures Director
JS took a Masters Degree in English and Modern History from St. Andrews University.
Then he took another MA from University College London.
He was all set to pursue a PhD and an academic career, but threw it all away for rock n’ roll.
After fronting the cult bands Go Rimbaud, and Angels Fight The City (Fence Records),
he then played as a touring guitarist for The Aliens (EMI), before forming his new
group The Bicycle Thieves. Along the way he has worked as a researcher for the writers
Josephine Hart and William Shawcross, had poems published in various anthologies,
and competed extensively as an amateur boxer.
He has been variously described as a vagrant, a petty crook, a charming and visionary piece of Anglo-American trash,
and an all round swell guy.
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