Recorded From a Live Interview/Comedy Author Jennifer Inglis

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Jennifer Inglis studied comedy writing at The Second City's training center in Chicago and is the author of two novels, "Girls Who Wear Glasses" and the forthcoming "Enchanting Sarah Greenberg." An alumna of Northern Illinois University, she earned a bachelor's degree in theater and a master's degree in education. Jennifer was a public school drama teacher for six years and has worn a variety of hats in professional theater in suburban Chicago, including that of playwright, actor, director, and producer. http://www.jenniferinglis.com

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