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- Valerie M. Russo
- New York, NY, United States
- A native New Yorker born to Puerto Rican & Sicilian parents in Spanish Harlem's El Barrio, Literanista is a published poet, a writer, a social media strategist who formerly worked at Hachette Book Group, scouts the ever-changing Web landscape & is working on her debut novel & about a million other things.
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