About Tanya Barrientos
Tanya Barrientos has worked at the Inquirer since 1986, when she was assigned to cover Chester County schools. She worked for three years as a national correspondent in the South. Since 1992 she has written for the Daily Magazine and the Sunday Inquirer Magazine. Her first novel, Frontera Street, was published by Penguin-Putnam in July 2002. She received the prestigious Pew Fellowship in the Arts in 2002, as well as a grant from the Pennsylvania Council of the Arts. Her second novel is scheduled to be published in summer 2003. Her column, Unconventional Wisdom, appears in Saturday reViews. She can be reached at tbarrientos@phillynews.com.
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Looks like someone popped her in the eye.