Sophie Cameron is a Scottish writer. She attended the University of Edinburgh and is now based in Spain.
When she is not reading or writing, she is usually studying foreign languages or watching inordinate amounts of TV. Other stuff she likes includes: cats, tea, Duolingo, cats, Eurovision, Céline Dion, taiyaki, postcards, Catalan pop music, sudoku, empanadas, and cheese.
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