Nicholas C. Rossis

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What the author really meant was…

Mar 11, 2014 | Entertainment, Writing

Am I the only one who’s fascinated (and maybe a little worried) by how people interpret my work?what the author meant

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5 Comments

  1. Katya Pavlopoulos
    Katya Pavlopoulos on March 11, 2014 at 16:31

    Haha no, you’re not the only one. I’ve found myself slightly altering the plot for fear that I would be accused of doctrinal inaccuracy (I’m working on YA speculative fiction with Christian themes).

    If only there was a way to put in a disclaimer in the beginning…

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    • Nicholas C. Rossis
      Nicholas C. Rossis on March 11, 2014 at 16:46

      Oooh, doctrinal inaccuracy sounds scary. I invented a new religion for Pearseus precisely because the fantasy setting allowed me to circumvent all that! What’s your book?

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      • Katya Pavlopoulos
        Katya Pavlopoulos on March 11, 2014 at 16:58

        It’s a work in progress, about a teen girl with an extraordinary gift despite the fact that she has a serious mental illness. I think if I invented a new religion, I would still be blamed for inciting idolatry lol. Gotta be careful with that too!

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          • Katya Pavlopoulos
            Katya Pavlopoulos on March 11, 2014 at 18:20

            nope, not published yet (thanks for asking though!). The only link I can give you is to my blog, but you’re already following me 🙂

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