- Joseph Millar
Joseph Millar is an American
poet . He was raised inPennsylvania and lives inOregon .Millar received an MA degree from
Johns Hopkins University in 1970. He has worked as a telephone installation foreman and commercial fisherman.His writing includes two books of poetry, "Overtime" (
Eastern Washington University Press 2001) and "Fortune" (Eastern Washington University Press 2006), as well as two chapbooks, "Slow Dancer" and "Midlife: (Passionate Lives: Eight Autobiographical Poem Cycles)."In 1995, Millar was awarded first place in the Montalvo Biennial Poetry Competition, judged by
Garrett Hongo , and won second place in theNational Writers Union competition, judged by Philip Levine.His work has appeared in many magazines and journals, including"
The Alaska Quarterly Review ", "Ploughshares ","Poetry International", and "Prairie Schooner". He has been the recipient of fellowships from the Montalvo Center for the Arts andOregon Literary Arts .Joseph Millar moved to western
Oregon in 1997. He has taught atMount Hood Community College and theVancouver School of Arts and Academics and now teaches writing atOregon State University , theUniversity of Oregon , and the MFA in Writing Program atPacific University .He is married to poet
Dorianne Laux ; they live inEugene, Oregon with their daughter.External links
* [http://www.pacificu.edu/as/mfa/faculty/index.cfm Pacific University MFA Faculty]
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