Ask the Author: Nick Doms
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Nick Doms
Archived research and old published documents (18th Century) that are now only recently coming back to light. Once I can separate the true and source-referenced data from any conjecture or faulty deductions, I hope to have enough material to present my findings in a comprehensive timeline.
Nick Doms
I am currently researching transatlantic voyages of the 12th Century in connection with the history of the Welsh Indians, also referred to as the "white" Indians, and the history of the Mandans.
Nick Doms
In my opinion there is no such thing as an aspiring writer, There are only writers and non writers. If you started writing a page, a chapter, or even an outline, you ARE a writer.
Nick Doms
Being able to pass on a message to readers and others. I primarily write non fiction, so my books leave a piece of researched and documented history behind for future readers and hopefully generations to come.
Nick Doms
I always write or edit in a very structured way. I commit 4 hours per day to do just that and I always stick to my structure. Even if I do not write during this allocated daily time, I still commit do doing something else related to my book, be it rereading, editing, correcting, etc.
That daily commitment always helps and avoids the frustration of not writing or being able to write.
That daily commitment always helps and avoids the frustration of not writing or being able to write.
Nick Doms
"America B.C." by Barry Fell
"Footprints of the Welsh Indians" by William Traxel
"America discovered by the Welsh in 1170AD" by Benjamin Franklin Bowen
"Footprints of the Welsh Indians" by William Traxel
"America discovered by the Welsh in 1170AD" by Benjamin Franklin Bowen
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