Teri Borseti, author of "Memories of Maverick" has been a professional freelance writer for 20 years. Her byline has appeared in The Boston Business Journal, Boston Globe, Boston Herald, Commonwealth Magazine, Cape Cod Life, Ocean Home Magazine, The Improper Bostonian, Boston Home & Garden, Cape Cod Magazine, Worcester Quarterly, Charles River Magazine, ENN.com, Providence Business Journal, New England Design Magazine and others. In addition she also does some marketing writing, and travel writing that's taken her to Granada, St. Kitts, Dominican Republic, Curacao, Barbados, Mexico, St. Lucia and Florida. "Being a writer is all I have ever wanted to do."
Last month Teri Borseti's first book was released. "Memories of Maverick" is a memoir about growing up in the Maverick Square Housing Projects in East Boston during the 1960's. The book offers a host of nostalgic memories and a glimpse at what it was like growing up poor in East Boston, Mass. For more info log onto: www.memoriesofmaverick.com
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