Nicole C. Douglas

Nicole C. Douglas
Nicole C. Douglas 2019
Born	February 13, 1999 Las Vegas, NV
Nationality	American
Occupation	Univ. Student, Internet entrepreneur,
Title	Vice President at Authorpaedia Foundation
Alma Mater	Neshaminy H. S., PA, Penn State University
Genre	Novelist, children stories, poet
Notable works	Human Empire, The Story of A Wicked King, Eternal Life, Snowman.
Parents	Ioana Douglas Chris S. Douglas

Nicole C. Douglas, a.k.a. Nicole Constance Douglas, (born February 13, 1999) is an American writer of short stories, internet entrepreneur, and co-founder of AUTHORPÆDIA® (The Authors' Encyclopædia) — The Only Encyclopedia Dedicated to Authors. She is now living in Pennsylvania. 

Early Life

Nicole C. Douglas was born on February 13, 1999 in Las Vegas Nevada, to Ioana Douglas (neé Nedelcu; 1972) and novelist, poet, dramaturge, and AUTHORPÆDIA founder, Chris Sebastian Douglas (1953). She was raised in Las Vegas, NV; Davie, FL, and Newnan, GA. She began writing at the age of five while sharing many of her stories with her bestest kindergarten  and now lifetime friend from Peachtree City, GA, Sushana Sudhi. By age nine, Nicole, with the help of her father became the youngest published writer of prolific fantasy stories for children. Douglas is attending Penn State University where she is preparing for a career in psychology.

The short series, “Little Stories to Tell” is the result of her rich, never-tiring imagination she had always had. Two of her tales are retold from old and long forgotten folklore legends told by her father at bedtime. She is a prodigious reader and an extremely ambitious young lady who says she will not rest until one of her tales will make the Hollywood big screen. Last but not least, Human Empire is now being adapted for a screenplay.

Bibliography

Little Stories To Tell — Nr. 1.

(ISBN 978-0-9660521-3-8)

• The Story of A Wicked King
• Santa Friday and The Old Man's Daughter (from Peter Ispirescu)
• Snowman

Little Stories To Tell — N. 2.

(ISBN 978-0-9660521-5-2)

• Human Empire
• The Beggar and His Lucky Star
• Eternal Life

External References

Nicole C. Douglas, Amazon