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Lydia Billon

Biographic Data

ID1479129
NAMELydia Billon
GIVEN NAMESLydia
FAMILY NAMEBillon
SIGNATUREBILLON L
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS2
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR2
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2004
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2004
H-INDEX0
  • Translation

    Lydia Billon•ARTICLE•Meridians•2004

    Research Article| September 01 2004 Translation: Miss Carminda and the Prince Lydia Billon Lydia Billon lydia billon was a news writer for the Voice of America, preparing stories for broadcast to Latin America. When she moved to the San Francisco Bay Area, she taught high school Spanish; worked as a freelance writer for a number of Arts publications, as well as technology companies based in Silicon Valley; and worked as a freelance producer for t…

  • Miss Carminda and the Prince

    Regina Rheda, Lydia Billon•ARTICLE•Meridians•2004

    Miss Carminda and the Prince Translated by Lydia Billon (bio) Herophilus ran away from the Domingos Jorge Velho Public School and hid in the storm drain. From the darkness, quiet as a rock, he watched the machine rattle to a stop and identical humans jump out. They ran into the school and rushed back out carrying Mr. Aristides. Then they fed the teacher to the machine. The principal was out of breath, eyes on the ambulance, hands shoving the stud…

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  • Translation

    Lydia Billon•ARTICLE•Meridians•2004

    Research Article| September 01 2004 Translation: Miss Carminda and the Prince Lydia Billon Lydia Billon lydia billon was a news writer for the Voice of America, preparing stories for broadcast to Latin America. When she moved to the San Francisco Bay Area, she taught high school Spanish; worked as a freelance writer for a number of Arts publications, as well as technology companies based in Silicon Valley; and worked as a freelance producer for t…

  • Miss Carminda and the Prince

    Regina Rheda, Lydia Billon•ARTICLE•Meridians•2004

    Miss Carminda and the Prince Translated by Lydia Billon (bio) Herophilus ran away from the Domingos Jorge Velho Public School and hid in the storm drain. From the darkness, quiet as a rock, he watched the machine rattle to a stop and identical humans jump out. They ran into the school and rushed back out carrying Mr. Aristides. Then they fed the teacher to the machine. The principal was out of breath, eyes on the ambulance, hands shoving the stud…

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