Nickolaus Pacione:  

Nickolaus Pacione (known professionally as Nickolaus A. Pacione, Nickolaus Albert Pacione, or N. A. Pacione with the pen name Lloyd Phillip Campbell.) is from Roselle, Illinois and moved to Glendale Heights in 1987. He is looking for his bride in a black wedding dress (being he is a bachelor. The most eligible author. Everyone thought Prell had ghoulish traits...). His schools include Glenbard East High School. He later attended College of DuPage and studied Philosophy, Journalism, Literature. He owns FossilworX Promotions, Broken Mindframe Books, Lake Fossil Press and, The Ethereal Gazette. To his friends, family, and the roster or those querying for the anthologies, he's Nick where his fanbase named for his first book. The Pacione Collective, will know him as The Maven or The Hybrid (coined by far-off friend April Rose Derleth, saying he was the hybrid of her father August Derleth and H.P. Lovecraft. When April called Pacione the hybrid, he was taken back by that and finds it hard to live up to that one as strong a horror author he is when he was coined that. A journalist also compared him to Richard Matheson as he connected with Matheson's oldest son in recent years being he's friends with his roster. He revealed who said this to her son Damon Derleth. Pacione is a family friend to the some of the Derleths as they taught Pacione how to become a publisher along with Bob Gunner. Former classmate Stefano Laterza saw him as he became The Maven.) Pacione's writing period began with horror in 1990 . But his career started on the web in 1997 but started full time as a writer at the age of 20 after discovering H.P. Lovecraft in Glen Ellyn, Illinois. Everyone thought Jeff Prell was dark until Pacione emerged when he was 20 Online. (Pacione remembered some of Jeff's Gothic themed photographs; Pacione proved with his own photography he's just as morbid -- and can match the horror fiction with it. Alisha Mannings saw herself in the short story Past Scars then apologized to Pacione for her treating him not like a person, at the ten year reunion. Pacione revealed to her why he almost gave up on God it stemmed from his stabbing in Iowa. He was showing his scar from February 9, 1999, and when Pacione returned to Illinois in 1999 he became more cynical than he was as a teenager. He said of the subject of Legend Keeper she stabbed him all over again. Fanny Garcia almost had Pacione do her portraits after seeing Library of Bones. String of Nerves on the journal is his full story about the nightmares that haunted him about the incident -- came to be more when he appeared on 96.7 Will Rock a little more than a year before he was published in print. That happened with the Jayson Blair plagiarism debacle.) The known cemetery photo from 1997; some classmates who found his website were saying, "OH MY GOD!" Another classmate as he entered college, "I find it unnerving that you're a Christian and writing this really dark horror fiction." Jessica Prybylo couldn't sleep when Pacione read one of his early era short stories back to back with H. P. Lovecraft, "You're scaring me Nick." He was banned from Wheaton College in 1997 for reading H.P. Lovecraft's The Shadow Out Of Time aloud in The Stupe where he read the more evil parts. Heavy Metal circles started to notice him for his birthday so they called him "Hetfield's 13th Birthday Present" as one of the joke names and he finds this funny because it was the music he loved that got him writing this vulgar manure. (Borrowing something of one Dani Filth's jokes.) Been prone to have the most pictures of a horror author who does give the finger in promotional photos; meaning he is prone to give an obscene gesture.Coming to facebook he thought it would be funny to have his photo from when he hosted The Nite Cap with Rebel Radio -- goofing around someone said "watch the Bird" he gave the bird with his "Bite me" grin. He had that smirk since his junior year when he did a heavy metal DJ assignment and he was uncensored -- he played Metallica's title track for AJFA in its entirety.. Almost fronted a local heavy metal band called Burn The Ship -- a metalcore outfit. He said if he was the front man they would had morphed into a prog metal outfit. The band took from Sparta and Persian battle of Thermophile. When he was in Richmond -- he found Poe's foster father's grave and gave a real impression by extending his middle digit at Poe's foster father. He explained to the curator, "I would not have a dad there at all than someone who treats their foster son like rubbish." He became a published author and a publisher in 2004 about a month before his 10 year class reunion. Nick had been with lulu.com for ten years -- then re-teamed with CreateSpace.com moving in his full catalog. (Legend Keeper emerged first then his namesake then Tabloid IV and One; Collectives In A Forsaken Landscape appeared next and An Eye In Shadows fully emerged too with harder swipes at the classmates who said the same thing the rival author said. Issue 10 and Issue 9 soon emerged and then released Suburbanite's Confessional and now working to reissue the second namesake and Issue 5. Issue Five houses a talked about creative nonfiction work called The Pattern Of Diagnosis. His second collection, second namesake and Tabloid Purposes: Book Five known for the novella CYBER:TERROR:MACHINE. He just introduced his new collection and shows the story really sniping at classmates as some of his rivals -- the one story is Fecal Heart. He's got all five of his author'd catalog when he was with Lulu.com back live and introduced Collectives In A Forsaken Metascape. His books been pulled by CreateSpace but a few are back in print.) He said this with the help of Bing which he used when he wrote Legend Keeper, "Sono io o fatto un predicatore ha cercato di trasformare una puttana in una casalinga?" This was what she responded to in English that showed her full hostility; known as the tone used in String of Nerves as he pulled her and the rival author together to scream at her. "Vaffanculo fottuto falso Santo. Si brucerebbe un antologia di uno scrittore horror cui autore di chiusura che succede ad essere afro-americano, si auto-razzista cagna. Potrebbe pure fotografato indossando una veste bianca e cappello a punta per quello." Legend Keeper got him tossed from lulu.com but pulled out the Constitution painting of Nobama burning it to get his full catalog returned on the 4th of July with some vulgar phrasing at their expense. On twitter he tweeted a photo of his re-emerged version of his namesake with a middle finger pointed right at lulu.com. He became known as Ray Faraday Nelson's publisher in recent years and has four books in the Edgar Allan Poe Museum in Richmond, Virginia, he got noticed in Withersin Magazine's birth issue with Apt. #2W which is in The Ethereal Gazette: Issue 10 and known for the owner of Lake Fossil Press, named for his science fiction story -- the first time he wrote science fiction. He made a career as in walking the dark side with the way he writes; one journalist compared him to Danzig. With his imprint, where he runs the anthology series Tabloid Purposes The anthologies in the museum are Nickolaus Albert Pacione Delivers: A Library Of Unknown Horrors (designed for a story that has a mildly controversial "up yours" to his favorite playthings, Jehovah;s Witnesses titled Ghosts In The Tornado. He also got this title at East and in his boyhood home of Roselle the weekend of his family reunion and gave one to his personal friend Nikk Dibs now of Dope for his 31st Birthday. Pacione on FictionPress.com marked his 12 year anniversary writing "Bonnie 'n Clyde: 60172." If you want this one on the re-teamed location place this ID after CreateSpace.com -- 4886505, Enter that and you have this project. This is the same anthology that David Boyer had been scamming people with plagiarism like Stephen Glass; Pacione by sheer chance found one of the fabricated articles and downloaded it. He sought out Jayson Blair and offered to reinstate him to go after the Stygian Dealer Plagiarist. A lo-fi outfit from the Boston area had him mad enough to fleece them on bandcamp with their name their price option -- it was because they spoke ill of The Derleth Family. This band tried to start a fight with him on twitter and remembered that he did this because they accused him of stealing from Ray Nelson. They were known as The Silent Order and what angers him is they dragged a mutual friend who is no longer around, Pacione had no idea she passed away when he tried to ask her to pull the lead singer aside because he did what Caustic did in 2007. He got mad enough at that lead singer and called him a "chomo") This anthology's sequel More From A Library Of Unknown Horrors then his books Collectives In A Forsaken Landscape and An Eye In Shadows joined them at the library of the museum. Tabloid Purposes with his story Lake Fossil earned controversial status when he went at it with Eric Hovind on his 38th birthday -- jokingly with two heavy metal performers of who can invoke the most controversy as a game of his. Hovind is where he caused the most controversy after taking on Lulu.com..He saw one photo with the vocalist with the crown of thorns, then said, "my turn." He was trying to get his roster and classmates go keep score. He caused controversy without using profanity on Hovind's page -- then on Creation Science Evangelism he went Lovecraft on them (then...Expand for more