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Owen Hill
Owen Hill was born and raised in an industrial suburb of Los Angeles. He knocked around a fair bit-- baggage service at LAX, union rep, warehouse drone, janitor, “paid” political volunteer, ice cream maker—and other forms of boredom (as a poet said) advertised as poetry. He landed in the Bay Area where he worked in several bookstores, finally settling into Moe’s in Berkeley as a buyer and events coordinator. He is an editor of the new collection The Annotated Big Sleep.


How to Write Like Chandler Without Becoming a Cliche

Tips for Aspiring Crime Writers Enthralled by the Classics

July 18, 2018  By Owen Hill
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