Independent imprint by J. Andrew Ellis. @jandrewellis
Joined April 2026
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Rusty Stone Press retweeted
May 21
Do you think it's true that happy endings are overrated/overdone? Or is it exactly what most readers want from a book?
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Pay attention only 70 days to go.
May 20
I'm not vague, I skipped that step I guess. Straight to publishing.
70 days until you can get your copy.
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Rusty Stone Press retweeted
May 15
To follow up on the phishing/fraud. I am almost certain now that someone is posing as Alison Nissen of the Florida Writers Podcast. @FloridaWriters1
Be careful all you authors out there. It is getting more and more difficult to identify scammers and imposters.
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Indie Authors: What is the most important thing someone can do to help your journey outside of buying your book?
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Rusty Stone Press retweeted
I mean… this is not entirely inaccurate💀🤣 No one will ever see a first draft (and for good reason😳🤣).
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Indie author April!!
What books were announced this month to be released later this year.
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Rusty Stone Press retweeted
Apr 17
It is in the direst of times that even the most solitary man (or woman) will place themselves before the court of public scrutiny, seeking validation where once he sought none, just to sell a book.
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Good morning readers and writers and anyone that likes Sci fi. If you see this give me a shout and lets connect!
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Silence ... no radiation, no natural radio bursts, nothing.
Apr 15
What would be the scariest message humanity could receive from outer space?
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We are proud to announce our debut title, Mars Lost by J. Andrew Ellis. Coming July 29, 2026.
Apr 15
Mars Lost, By: J. Andrew Ellis
An accident steals Robert's memories of the last twenty years. Earth is silent. People are alive, and dead because of decisions he can't remember making.
But one thought won't let him go:
Is Mars all that's left?
Coming 7/29 From @RustyStonePress
ALT Cover art for "Mars Lost" by J. Andrew Ellis. Features a lone figure and a single tree silhouetted against a bright Martian sunburst. The title "MARS LOST" is displayed in bold, textured block letters.
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