When author Amy M. McMullen was young, she wasn't preoccupied with dolls, dresses, or boys like other little girls; instead she was fixated on a Maine island called Monhegan. In this memoir, illustrated with color photographs and art, Amy covers a segment of her life, beginning as a very small child and ending in her early twenties.
When author Amy M. McMullen was young, she wasn't preoccupied with dolls, dresses, or boys like other little girls; instead she was fixated on a Maine island called Monhegan. In this memoir, illustrated with color photographs and art, Amy covers a segment of her life, beginning as a very small child and ending in her early twenties.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Amy M. McMullen has lived many places, including New York, Cape Cod, California, Maine, and Arizona. She spent the majority of her life on small islands off the coast of Maine, where she became a small business owner. Over the years, she has tried her hand at homesteading, property management, real estate investments, home remodeling, and owning and operating two bed and breakfasts. She also did a stint as a boat captain, doing fishing charters and whale and puffin watch excursions. She became an advanced level EMT in the early 90s and helped create a remote island rescue service. She is a co-founder, former board member, and former clinic director of a nonprofit free clinic serving the uninsured in Phoenix, Arizona, which is also the subject of the upcoming documentary film, Salud Sin Papeles/Health Undocumented. Amy currently lives with her husband and four dogs in downtown Phoenix. Her articles on politics have appeared online in Salon, Truthout, The Tucson Sentinel, and Addicting Info. Flat Ass Calm is her first book.
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