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Em Niles is a New England writer. Her writing has appeared in magazines such as Animals Magazine, Fraternity, and Mother’s Manual, in chapbooks such as Broken Streets III, Sing, Heavenly Muse, Somewhere I’m In Ruins, and Manna; in newspapers such as the Hingham Mariner, Attleboro Sun Chronicle and the Mansfield BUZZ. Her work has also appeared in the Quincy College Campus Chronicle and in Spectrum, Northeastern University’s literary publication. Some of her writing, chosen by a blind selection process, was selected for inclusion in thebridge, the Bridgewater State College student journal of fine arts. Her collection entitled Wave Offering was funded by a grant from the Massachusetts Arts Lottery Council. Her other collections include A Place for Me, Under His Wings, Handful of Quicksilver, and Serenities: Company for the Late Night Hours.