About Elisa Taillefesse-Barbosa
Elisa Taillefesse-Barbosa is an avid reader of East-Asian translated literature. She dedicates her time to writing both fiction and nonfiction stories, reading creative works of prose and poetry, and completing her Master’s degree in Comparative literature at SOAS, University of London. She can be found online, reviewing books on her bookstagram, ravkaspellbooks.
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