The Last Open Mic on Earth featuring Jamie Millen
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Jamie Millen, a resident of Lowell, Massachusetts is a writer, poet, researcher and writing/literature instructor at UMass Boston. She has been writing and studying literature for over 15 years. Her academic research includes work on Modern American and British fiction, American Horror and Gothic fiction. Jamie has presented at domestic and international conferences, including the Virginia Woolf Society, the 30th annual International Virginia Woolf Conference, Pacific and Ancient Modern Language Association in Las Vegas, Nevada. She presented most recently on Joe Hill's NOS4ATU. Jamie's published works include "City Hymns and Seashell Bones", poetry, and her creative non-fiction essay "looking, Listening and Noticing: The Slow, Deliberate Rebellion of Studying Literature" published in The Roadrunner Review: The Creative Writing Journal of Metropolitan State University of Denver
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Zoom Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/Uu6Dw7A1S4-Ni0Mw6kV6dg
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Where is it happening?
John Greenleaf Whittier Home Museum, 5 Picard St, Amesbury, MA 01913-2710, United States
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Host or PublisherAmesbury Poet Laureate







