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Tag Archives: Nicholas Rossis
Guest author: Lyn Horner -Anthologies Are All the Rage
. . . especially among indie authors. Here is an excerpt from Nicholas Rossis’ post 9 Hot Trends in publishing in 2017. #9. Authors Will Band Together “There has been an increasing trend of authors supporting other authors through collaboration … Continue reading
Posted in Books, fantasy, fiction, Guest post
Tagged anthology, award, competition, Nicholas Rossis, paranormal, romance, voting, westerns
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Replay: Guest Post – Nicholas C. Rossis: Finding Inspiration
Nicholas C. Rossis is the award winning author of a number of books, including the superb Pearseus series that cleverly blends the best of Sci-Fi with elements of mythology and philosophy, as well as the delightful Runaway Smile, a children’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon Kindle, anthology, creative writing, fiction, guest post, new book, Nicholas Rossis, short story, writing process
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