Author
Dina McQueen
Dina’s history in the publishing world includes freelance travel and essay writing for national magazines and newspapers, editor for several magazines and book publishing companies, and a five-year stint as the owner of her own small publishing company. In her early years as a writer, she enjoyed writing fiction, and won several awards for her short stories.
Dina received her Masters Degree in Biography/Autobiography from Vermont 's Goddard College. She has facilitated numerous writers with the writing of their life stories. Dina also copy writes for Lux, a division of Unilever, and regularly freelances for www.inReads.com. She lives in multi-cultural Reston, Virginia with her husband, daughter, and cat.
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