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angievoluti
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Still a foreigner after seventeen years in the UK, an absolute snob, a rebellious academic type who is self-obsessed enough to switch on a blog - I like nothing better than talking about myself - sometimes with controversial opinions about everything else. Frustrated freelance writer with three books under her belt, and recently acquired a good agent; now for the publishers! The rest... you'll have to gather it from my postings, I guess.

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