Nina Rota was born in London and grew up in a small village with three pubs and one visiting nurse who traveled on bicycle. She now lives in Los Angeles up under the Hollywood sign. Her writing can be found in the Los Angeles Times, Witness Magazine (Eunoia), Entropy (Eunoia), Red Fez, and Diverse Voices Quarterly, among others. Her award-winning short films have appeared in Getty Museum’s Pacific Standard Time project and Anthology Film Archives. Her artwork has appeared in galleries in New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. She appears in LA Woman, a documentary about women artists. She is currently working on a book of essays titled Walls Crumble Before Me…
