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Chiori Eloui Tajiri Santiago, born September 10, 1952, was an American journalist and author. Her work appeared in local, national, and commercial publications. Ms. Santiago also appeared on radio and television. Ms. Santiago's most notable work is Home to Medicine Mountain which won an American Book Award in 1999.

Ms. Santiago was a graduate of Berkeley High School and the University of California. She spent most of her life living in the San Francisco Bay area. Ms. Santiago died of complications related to renal cell carcinoma on April 17, 2007.

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Member of the berkeley Arts Commission

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American Book Award

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Berkeley California

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UC Berkeley People