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December 1st, 2002

Cate Garrison began her working life as a translator and interpreter in Brussels, Belgium, followed by fifteen years as a college professor of French, education, and English as a Foreign Language in the north of England, where she also pursued her avocation as an actor. After immigrating to the U.S. in 1987, she worked for several years as theater critic for Willamette Week in Portland, Ore.; she still enjoys rereading the accumulated hate mail. Thanks to her hard-working husband, who recently, briefly retired, she has been able to indulge herself mostly in “writing for pleasure;” a recent financial disaster (read all about it at lifeafterrhodes.blogspot.com) has meant that, not only has her spouse returned to work, but Cate herself has levered herself up from her derrière and begun to try to trade words for money. She has recently completed not one but two novels that were languishing in the attic and is currently biting her nails in hopes that some agent out there will love them. She appears in two columns in Black Lamb: Small Corner and The JJ Chronicles.

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