Lilia Zhang (she/her) is a storyteller who loves all things animal- and brain-related. She has a degree in psychology and neuroscience from Princeton University and an obsession with writing character backstories that are usually longer than the actual stories. Aside from writing, Lilia is an avid fan of glutinous desserts, land clouds (iykyk), and Jellycats.
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