TREVOR MILLUM
Born Woking, Surrey, 1945. BA Birmingham 1967. PhD Birmingham 1970. PGCE University of Zambia 1971. Subsequently teacher, writer and software developer.
Professional Officer for NATE 1998-2004. Creator of 'Poetry Place' on the Teachit website (teachit.co.uk/poetryplace).
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Portfolio
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IMAGES OF WOMAN - Visual Communication in Advertising (Chatto 1975);
TRAFFIC ISLAND & OTHER STORIES (Brash 1984);
WARNING: TOO MUCH SCHOOLING CAN DAMAGE YOUR HEALTH - poetry (Nelson 1988) reprinted 1990, 1997, 2002 (by Resource Education);
MIXING IT - short stories (Nelson 1989); DOUBLE TALK - poetry, with Bernard Young (Stone Creek 1994, reprinted ).
EXPLODING HEADS - comic strip poetry (NATE 2006); A STEGOSAURUS IS FOR LIFE and other animal poems (Hands Up Books 2006).
DOUBLE TALK (with Bernard Young) 4th edition Hands Up Books 2010
Numerous articles, poems and short stories in magazines and anthologies, also Information technology Publications. Work as editor for Longman's Study Guide Series and other anthologies.
Many public performances including Ilkley Literature Festival; Lancaster Literature Festival; Hull Literature Festival; NE Lincs Literature Festival; Lincoln University Librarians Conference; Northern Theatre; Howden Live Arts; Goole Arts Centre (mostly with Bernard Young as 'Double Talk')
Creative Partnership work in primary schools in Hull, N and NE Lincs 2009-2011. (Often in collaboration with artists in other disciplines)
