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$5 USD / hour

cape town,

south africa

$5 USD / hour

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Joined January 26, 2021

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Juanita D.

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Writer, Researcher, and Fan of the Oxford Comma

I am an MA candidate studying towards a degree in English Literature. While studying I have interned in publishing, worked as a ghostwriter, editor, proofreader, and been published myself in a collection of non-fiction essays. I also have experience working in sales.

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Education

BA Hons English Literature and Language

University of Cape Town,

South Africa

2015

(Less than a year)

BA English, Drama, Classical Studies focus

University of Cape Town,

South Africa

2011 - 2013

(2 years)

Qualifications

i-to-i

2014

120hr TEFL qualification

Publications

"Finding the Average: Neurodivergence, Queerness, and 'Fitting in'" in Living While Feminist

Kwela Books/NB Publishers

My personal non-fiction essay was selected for publication in the collection Living While Feminist: Our Bodies, Our Truths. a brief description of the project from the publisher's site reads: "This collection takes us from an examination of skin and hair, to an exploration of pleasure, sex, and safety. They explore our bodies and health. They examine the way that institutions can trap us and how we can trap ourselves. It reminds us that feminism is dynamic, open, and ever relevant."