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Allá por los 80, Marina Alonso Espejo sacaba a pasear su máquina de escribir atada a un monopatín junto a una caja de gusanos de seda. Años más tarde, en los escalones de la Facultad de Biología, escribiría biografías
inventadas de las flores prensadas de su herbario, sabiendo que su amor por la naturaleza y la ficción no eran una simple fase. Sin embargo, no asumió su deseo de ser escritora hasta bien asentada la treintena, pero dicen que nunca es tarde si la dicha es buena.

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