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- Literanista is a published poet, a writer, currently works at Hachette Book Group, scouts the ever-changing Web landscape & is working on her debut novel & about a million other things.
A native New Yorker born to Puerto Rican & Sicilian parents in Spanish Harlem's El Barrio, Literanista is a graduate of Hunter College of the City Univ. of NY. She holds degrees in Anthropology & Liberal Arts & Sciences.
In the past, Literanista has worked/written for WebWorkerDaily.com, AOL, Bloggingstocks.com, NY Resident Mag., Thomson Reuters, the NYC Dept. of Ed., the 92nd St. Y, Papierdoll.net, & The Gen. Theological Seminary...Her poetry was recently published in Regrets Only: Contemporary Poets on the Theme of Regret Edited by Martha Manno.
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Hello from Russia!
Can I quote a post "No teme" in your blog with the link to you?
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