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Nasya Blackshear

Nasya Blackshear

I'm a recent graduate from UMass where I studied journalism and acted as Entertainment Editor for our student-run magazine, The Amherst Wire. Now you can find me writing wherever someone gives me the chance. In my downtime, I'm most likely writing silly tunes on my guitar, listening to music my friends made or scrolling through Tik Tok. You can find me on Twitter @nasblackshear or on Instagram @not.nass.

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