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Stephinie Johnson
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Jeff Brent
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Rituparna Ray Chaudhuri
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Of Google’s recognized books, the author of ‘Realization’ and ‘The Immortal Fly: Eternal Whispers’, Writer Rituparna Ray Chaudhuri is a teacher and Critic on Academic Research of English and British Literature recognized at different websites as Scholar on Citation together (MLA, APA, Chicago, Harvard, Vancouver).
Nabeel Chunara
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Affa Ibrahim Darijva
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Affa Ibrahim Darijva. born in the European Union, and from a young age, I was fascinated by science fiction. After school, I spent hours reading Marvel and DC comic books and watching movies about space travel and alien civilizations. When I grew older, I began to read science fiction novels by authors like Frank Herbert and H.G. Wells.
At 15 years old, I wrote my first science fiction ebook, Omnion Eleven. The book was about a group of highly advanced aliens from the planet Omni. Recently, I moved to a new apartment and discovered my writings. I decided to publish the ebook, and I hope that the first season of Omnion Eleven becomes a hit with readers. Season two will follow soon, and I hope to publish several more of my science fiction novels.
I am excited to share my stories with the world and inspire others to follow their dreams.
L. R. Lane
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Author L.R. Lane focuses his fictional story premise on creativity, using his website and music to promote the originality of his production.
Akshat Samsi
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Beyond the realm of literary creation, Akshat nurtures a noble aspiration—to become a veterinary doctor. This ambition harmoniously intertwines with his dedication to animal welfare, showcasing his compassionate nature. Alongside this journey, Akshat steadfastly pursues his passion for creative storytelling, painting. Though a bit of flowery language has been used in this author profile, it is the perfect way to capture his personality.
Andreas Economou
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Andreas Economou is a former banker and a proud resident of Larnaca, Cyprus. He spent almost 30 years working at a bank, but now he happily spends his days writing.
Always striving to deal with the big picture, and the more than two decades he used to be a Freemason, gave him all the inspiration necessary to write "Templar Secrets." And after that, his relentless spiritual unease "guided" him in joining religion with history to yield "Holy Quests."