About the Author

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Chris Nicholas is a writer and blogger from Brisbane, Australia. He has authored two novels, featured on multiple websites, and possess a passion for literature, music, sports, culture, and food.

Chris is perhaps best known by his peers for his tendency to talk too much, a proclivity for deep contemplation (also known as over-thinking), and the over indulgent habit of treating his dog as if she were human.

He is always on the look out for new and exciting opportunities, and loves to hear directly from anyone who stumbles upon his site. If you wish to contact him please feel free to do so through the section below, or follow him on Facebook.

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  2. Hi Chris! Thanks for stopping by Mocha Muse. I love your focus on “aggressive creativity.” (Do you houseclean just as aggressively?!?) Best Wishes with your book. I’ll come back by and visit the rest of your site later. . . jayni

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  6. Hey there from the NT! Thanks for the like πŸ™‚ Looks like you’ve got a pretty interesting blog over here… so hey guess I’ve got a new blog to follow in my reader queue πŸ˜› Best Wishes

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  7. Hey Chris, thanks for stopping by peteshomecooking.
    aggressively creative ? Unusual!
    I’ll have a browse, I guess I am aggressively laid back.
    Cant be an elegantly crafted and crisp piece of prose.
    keep up the good work.

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  8. Hi. I’m extremely grateful that you liked one of my posts, because had you not done so, I would never have come across your blog. I really like how true you are to yourself. It’s refreshing. Looking forward to spending hours and hours reading through so much more. Thank you for that initial like.

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  10. Hey Chris, good to meet you (if only virtually) and thanks for the Like. Would love for you to browse thru some more of my stuff and comment as honsetly as you can! And look forward to visiting your page more often.

    Good luck with your endeavours, take care & keep writing!

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  17. I like the way you think. It’s refreshing and challenging to me to see your process. Thank you, I need this in my life, in my mind, coaxing out my creative juices and forcing me from the well worn paths of my typical thinking.

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  23. Hi, many thanks for stopping by Addaltmode and liking my post on introversion. Your post on anxiety struck a few chords for me, thanks for sharing it.

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  24. hey, I really like your blog and it’s been a great time to spend on πŸ™‚ Thx for stopping by.

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  27. I respect your blog on a whole other level. Sitting across the world in India, it is quite astonishing how well I connect with your content.
    Love the sincerity in every post; definitely one of the few writers on this site that I truly admire.

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  33. Congratulations on your beautiful blog.I must say on a daily basis I try to improve on how to relate with others so that we can have meaningful relationships. I find your blog a great blog. Keep shining!

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  37. Thank you so much for liking my poem Cruising. It is about my youth and I am thinking the youth of many people when first they break free of family restraints.
    Brent Kincaid

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  39. Hello, Chris, – thank you for reading and “LIKING” my short comments on my kayak trip through “The Broken Islands” in Canada. What an area that is for someone loving the ocean! We practically lived on oysters (fished from the bottom in clear water with our paddles when there was no way to get out of the boat) and the mussels were just there for the picking, millions of them. There was sooo much more to that trip than I could mention on the ‘blog’. Read some of my other blogs, there might be some that could inspire you in YOUR writing. I will take the time to check out your blogs since it seems a lot of people like your “anagressive” style. I need to find out what that is….
    Howdie… Giselle Roeder

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  40. Thanks for the like. I think the premise of your book sounds quite nice. If I ever get a few spare bucks, I’ll be sure to give it a look. I might review it on my blog some time.

    Thanks again!

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  42. Hi Chris,
    Thanks for stopping by WowPowBlog and liking my post on proofreading! I’ve enjoyed your blog. You aren’t afraid to let your feelings out–some readers are very guarded and it’s hard to know what they really think. You’ve made me think–that’s a high compliment! I’ve left you a few comments…
    Susan

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