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Roz Subote

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Born

in Long Beach, CA, The United States

Website

https://www.betteronpage.com

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Genre

Science Fiction, Fantasy, Romance

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April 2023

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Reading and writing were how Roz survived in a world that demanded perfection and didn’t always feel so welcoming to a Queer and Neurodivergent kid. Born into a large Mexican-Irish family and raised in Southern California, Roz obtained a Bachelors in Psychology with a minor in Biology from a Cal State and now lives in the PNW. Roz spends their free time with their spouse, two children, their pets, and friends, endlessly infuriating their loved ones by how fast they read a book. They enjoy swimming and dancing as physical therapy for their physical disabilities and chronic illness. Their focus for the future is to always stay learning, to keep writing, and to continue healing from a lifetime of trauma. Roz deeply believes contentment in life ...more

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Hobbyist turned annoying hobbyist

I've always been curious about photography because I like any art form that seeks to express and share perception and understanding in ways the brain doesn't always format obviously. With my life imploding as it is, I decided to try my hand at a nature walk with some scenery and mayhaps an animal if I could manage to snap a picture before I squee'd (doubtful). Well my first choice was flooded, but