Location: Croatia
Member Since: March 29, 2011

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Nemo James

Biography

Many years ago Nemo James turned his back on a successful career as a London session guitarist in order to concentrate on his songwriting. His extraordinary life experiences since then have led him to a unique style of acoustic based music and the publication of his autobiography, Just A Few Seconds.

Where to find Nemo James online

Website: http://www.nemojames.com
Twitter: @NemoJames1
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://www.nemojames.com

Where to buy in print

http://www.nemojames.com/index.php/buy-now/

Books

Every Story Tells A Song by
Price: Free! Words: 64,100. Language: English. Published: January 13, 2021. Categories: Nonfiction » Entertainment » Music
A collection of songs lyrics from singer-sngwriter Nemo James, and the stories behind them
A Single Tear by
Price: $1.50 USD. Words: 67,200. Language: English. Published: December 22, 2020. Categories: Fiction » Humor & comedy » Black comedy, Fiction » Literature » Literary
Winner of the Independent Publisher Book Awards 2021 for best popular fiction. Tim and Bill are two men connected by silence. For five years, they sit on a remote riverbank without speaking, until one day, a single tear breaks that silence. It is a tear that, for a short time, changes the world.
Just A Few Seconds by
Price: $1.49 USD. Words: 114,110. Language: English. Published: July 5, 2011. Categories: Nonfiction » Biography » Autobiographies & Memoirs
An amusing and heartrending story of perseverance showing how the road to success can lead us down the strangest of paths.

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autobiograhy    depression    entertainment    guitar    guitarists    marrionettes    music    musician biography    musicians life    poetry    puppets    short stories    singer songwriter    song lyrics    songwriter   

Smashwords book reviews by Nemo James

  • Smashwords Style Guide on Jan. 30, 2021
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    In the "Style Guide" it says to use the Microsoft word Table of Contents for navigation, which I did. My document was rejected and the reason given "don't use the word Table of Contents, you have to use bookmarks instead. You can't win.