 In 1879 she published a three volume fiction, "Lynton Abbott's Children"; in 1883 a book on Social Economy, and in 1884 a biography of the writer Harriet Martineau.After she took over ‘Women’s Signal’ as editor, Florence Fenewick Miller changed the publications tagline to “A Weekly Record and Review devoted to the Interests of Women in the Home and in the Wider World.” This therefore allowed Miller to publish information about fashion, motherhood and the home whilst not sacrificing her passion of educating and informing women about the ”progress in the cause of the equal rights and the general advancement of women”.Miller also engaged herself more directly in social reform.