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Jo Miller
Jo Miller

Jo Miller grew up in Southern California, but came up to the Northwest to attend Whitworth University, where she received a bachelor’s degree in journalism and philosophy.

She now works as a freelance writer for the Inlander. When not writing, playing roller derby or eating cookies, you can find Miller sitting by bodies of water thinking about the meaning of life.

Jo Miller
Jo Miller
Jo Miller grew up in Southern California, but came up to the Northwest to attend Whitworth University, where she received a bachelor’s degree in journalism and philosophy.

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