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| Maria Y. Lima was born in Matanzas, Cuba and came to the USA with her family in 1961 at the tender age of three. Since then, she's lived in five different states, attending a new school practically every year until graduating from high school in 1976. An avid reader, Maria has been writing, editing and otherwise immersing herself in the literary world since she found out that she could take books home and keep them - at the age of 6. Discovering the world of journalism while working on high school newspapers and yearbooks, she graduated with a BA in journalism, broadcast and film from Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas, where she still calls home (at least until her latest job search bears fruit!) She currently freelances as a web designer, editor and copywriter while working full-time as a customer support specialist at a software company in San Antonio. She's edited and written for numerous corporate newsletters and magazines, and participates regularly in a local mystery reading group and in the local San Antonio Sisters in Crime chapter, Without a Clue. Her web design business specializes in web sites for small business owners and mystery authors. She is currently searching for a fulltime web editing/copywriting job in the DC-VA-MD metro area. Current projects include: Caught Dead in Texas, quarterly newsletter for Remember The Alibi Mystery Bookstore Web diva for Jay Brandon, Susan McBride and Remember The Alibi Mystery Bookstore Reviewed by Maria Y. Lima |
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