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Winona Sullivan (1943–2004)

Autor(a) de Sudden Death at the Norfolk Cafe

4 Works 101 Membros 0 Críticas

About the Author

Winona Sullivan was born in New York in 1943. She received a bachelor's degree in political science from Manhattanville College and a master's degree in education from New York University. She worked as a fashion model and studied Russian at the University of Leningrad. She worked for the CIA for mostrar mais two years during the 1960s as a Russian intelligence analyst. She taught writing at several colleges including the University of Miami and Florida International University. She also taught high school students and English as a second language to immigrants. She wrote a large number of short stories and poetry in addition to the Sister Cecile Mysteries and a book on how to be a mother. She died of lung cancer in 2004 at the age of 61. (Bowker Author Biography) mostrar menos

Séries

Obras por Winona Sullivan

Sudden Death at the Norfolk Cafe (1993) 48 exemplares
Dead South (1996) 25 exemplares
Death's a Beach (1997) 17 exemplares
Saving Death (2000) 11 exemplares

Etiquetado

Conhecimento Comum

Nome canónico
Sullivan, Winona
Data de nascimento
1943
Data de falecimento
2004
Sexo
female
Nacionalidade
USA
Local de nascimento
New York, New York, USA
Educação
Manhattan College (BA - Political Science)
New York University (MA - Education)
University of Leningrad
Ocupações
novelist
intelligence analyst
teacher
model
Organizações
Central Intelligence Agency

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Winona Sullivan (1943-2004) was born in New York and was awarded a BA in political science from Manhattan College then a MA in Education from New York University. She did some work as a fashion model then studied Russian at the University of Leningrad before writing a letter to the CIA, asking if she could join them. She spent two years with them during the 1960s as a Russian intelligence analyst, but even her son knows little about her activities as an agent.

She went on to bring up seven children, and wrote a large number of short stories and poetry in addition to the Sister Cecile Mysteries and a book on how to be a mother. She taught at several colleges, but was also very enthusiastic about teaching high school students and teaching English as a second language to immigrants. She was very faithful to her religion and volunteered as a religious education teacher for most of her life. Although she was a non-smoker, she died of lung cancer in 2004.

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Estatísticas

Obras
4
Membros
101
Popularidade
#188,710
Avaliação
½ 2.3
ISBN
8

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