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Local engineer is a published author
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Last edited: Thursday, February 5, 2009
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Rea-Silvia Costin, an engineer with the city of Jacksonville, opens “Labours of Love” a book of poetry from Noble House. Her poem, “Love” is the first work featured in the book.

Local engineer is a published author
Downtown This Week, January 19, 2007 by Anthony DeMatteo

Rea-Silvia Costin, an engineer with the city of Jacksonville, opens “Labours of Love” a book of poetry from Noble House. Her poem, “Love” is the first work featured in the book. Costin is a project manager on paving and drainage jobs and has published books of poetry, short stories and three small novels.

Rea Silvia Costin has two great loves in her life – her work as a paving and drainage engineer with the city of Jacksonville, and her writing.

Costin immigrated to the United States in 1981. A year earlier, she had arrived in Greece from Rumania, where she spent her first 30 years.

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