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Nina Davies
Originally from Australia, Nina Davies has lived on three different continents and visited over thirty countries. Her working career has been just as varied, ranging from waitress to research scientist to software geek. Now she is very happy to be living in the Pacific Northwest, writing when she can steal a moment away from a busy life.
Nina is also the founder of AutoCrit.com, a fabulous website for writers chosen as one of the Writer's Digest 101 best Websites for Writers
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