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Patti McCracken
Remi the Jack Russell, awaiting a ride in Sir George, the Black Cab
McCracken spent 15 years in the newsrooms of the St. Petersburg Times, USNews & World Report and the Chicago Tribune before striking out on her own in Europe.

She seeks out the story behind the fray of the headlines, and has written eloquently and expertly on everything from the pain of post-war Bosnia, to the struggling Republic of Georgia, the club of female serial killers in Hungary, the last remaining leper colony in Europe, and the marvelous madness of the streets of Saigon.

McCRACKEN's Features and Commentary appear in various newspapers, most notably the Chicago Tribune, Christian Science Monitor, San Francisco Chronicle, The Guardian and Wall Street Journal Europe. Her work also appears in online journals, as well as popular travel and inflight magazines.

She is at home in the world, but mostly in Austria, where she resides with her Jack Russell terrier and her London taxi.

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