Nick Alexander
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Nick Alexander is an English
writer
, his first novel was published in (2004) 50 Reasons to Say Goodbye.
Alexander was born in 1964 and grew up in the seaside town of Margate England.
He has traveled widely and lived in Wolverhampton (UK), Cambridge (UK) and New York (US).
He has been living in France since 1990.
His newest novel, "The Case Of The Missing Boyfriend" was published on the 17th March 2011 in kindle, apple ebook, and physical book formats and spent six weeks in Amazon Uk's top ten kindle chart.
His best know works are probably the "50 Reasons to Say Goodbye" series comprising
Vol 1 - "50 Reasons to Say Goodbye" (2004)
Vol 2 - "Sottopassaggio" (Underpass) (2005)
Vol 3 - "Good Thing, Bad Thing" (2006)
Vol 4 - "Better Than Easy" (2009)
Vol 5 - "Sleight Of Hand" (2010)
The novels follow the life and many loves of gay everyman hero Mark.
Nick Alexander is also the author of a collection of interlinked short stories - '13:55 Eastern Standard Time (2007)
His works have received a great deal of positive press coverage (links below) particularly, but not exclusively in the gay press.
His titles are amongst the UK's best selling gay literature.
Nick Alexander initially self published his novels under his own BIGfib Books imprint.
On the 17th of May 2011 Corvus-Atlantic acquired WEL rights (worldwide English language rights) to all of Alexander's novels, which will be progressively re-published from August 2011 onwards.
England
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writer
Writer
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, his first novel was published in (2004) 50 Reasons to Say Goodbye.
Alexander was born in 1964 and grew up in the seaside town of Margate England.
He has traveled widely and lived in Wolverhampton (UK), Cambridge (UK) and New York (US).
He has been living in France since 1990.
His newest novel, "The Case Of The Missing Boyfriend" was published on the 17th March 2011 in kindle, apple ebook, and physical book formats and spent six weeks in Amazon Uk's top ten kindle chart.
His best know works are probably the "50 Reasons to Say Goodbye" series comprising
Vol 1 - "50 Reasons to Say Goodbye" (2004)
Vol 2 - "Sottopassaggio" (Underpass) (2005)
Vol 3 - "Good Thing, Bad Thing" (2006)
Vol 4 - "Better Than Easy" (2009)
Vol 5 - "Sleight Of Hand" (2010)
The novels follow the life and many loves of gay everyman hero Mark.
Nick Alexander is also the author of a collection of interlinked short stories - '13:55 Eastern Standard Time (2007)
His works have received a great deal of positive press coverage (links below) particularly, but not exclusively in the gay press.
His titles are amongst the UK's best selling gay literature.
Nick Alexander initially self published his novels under his own BIGfib Books imprint.
On the 17th of May 2011 Corvus-Atlantic acquired WEL rights (worldwide English language rights) to all of Alexander's novels, which will be progressively re-published from August 2011 onwards.
Novels
- "The Case Of The Missing Boyfriend" (2011)
- 50 Reasons to Say Goodbye (Vol 1) (2004)
- Sottopassaggio (Vol 2) (2005)
- Good Thing, Bad Thing (Vol 3) (2006)
- Better Than Easy (Vol 4) (2008/2009)
- Sleight Of Hand (Vol 5) (2010)
Short Story Collection
- The BIGfib Books of Bollocks (with Lee CampLee Camp (comedian)Lee Camp is an American comedian, writer, actor, and activist.- Early life and beginnings of career :Camp was born July 21, 1980 at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and grew up in Bethesda, Maryland until 1989. His father is a psychoanalyst who served 20 years in the military as a doctor. His...
and Alan Lord), BIGfib Books 2005, ISBN 2952489939 - 13:55 Eastern Standard Time (2007)