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mismused said:From some of the suggestions I've seen, this one doesn't look out of place. Seriously.
How about: IMPudently Yours.
Well, looks good to me.
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Dar~ said:Well, I looked up impressive in the thesaurus and came up with august. how about Augusta Jade?
angelicminx said:I. M. Preston
I. M. Pressley
I. M. Price
I. M. Prescot
Isla, Imogen, Isadora, Ilana, Imala, Inocencia?
Mona, Mari, Mercedes?
Alexis Haines said:Two offerings: (1) many congratulations, and (2) "Bella Giarda" (Italian, "Beautiful Jade")...
impressive said:My publisher(How cool does THAT sound?) wants me to have a "real" name. Apparently, "impressive" just doesn't cut it.
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I got some suggestions in ABSTRUSIONS last night ...
Eve Press
Emma Press
Em Pressive
Fancy Licksalot (from Dran/cloudy's AH name generator)
Colly recommended that I skip the cleverness and have a name that's more significant and reflective of my spirit (such as a Native American translation).
I've been looking through the author list at phaze.com and some of the authors have gimmicky names (e.g., Dreama Faire) and others do not.
So, friends, please help me pick a new nom de plume!![]()
impressive said:I.M.P. initials has potential![]()


Alessia Brio.impressive said:Thanks, everyone. I really appreciate your help and enthusiasm.
I've been digging through my family tree and have selected names from my Italian ancestry: Alessia Brio.
Putting the meanings together, it amounts to: one who defends/helps with vigor/fire.
It matches my "spirit," doesn't sound a damned thing like my real name, is melodic to pronounce, and is rather catchy. While it's not ideal, I need to make a decision before signing this contract.
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Rumple Foreskin said:Alessia Brio.
Not bad. It's got a good beat, easy to dance to. I'll give it a ten.
Rumple "Bandstand" Foreskin![]()


Do not under any circumstances use Giardia!
Quote:
Quick definitions (giardia)
noun: a suspected cause of diarrhea in humans
Alexis Haines said:GASP!
I didn't know, honest! Thank God you didn't go for it...
Alessia Brio sounds great; it'll catch on quickly and so will your future publications, I'm sure.
Just another PHAZE in your rapid rise to writing fame and fortune.impressive said:Well, pseudonym selected and contract signed. It's for real.![]()