Nathan Bransford - The Forums

Jaime wrote:A question for Matthew: Do you still have those couches? :) There is nothing more destructive than puppy teeth!

Oh, yes there is. It's called kitty claws!!! :o!

Being a "reporter" for a regular weekly gaming blog, I find that the comments and feedback for what I write is very much reflective of the game itself. If the game is doing well and is receiving regular updates and content, everyone is happy and usually don't feel the need to reply to my b...

This whole subject is close to my heart. Here's a SAMPLE of the names in my MS (fantasy, btw) People: Asherasinosia Asmodym Axmyl Azomyn Calchas Cryzba Ebshesa Gonmyr Korbyn Velryk Vrugan Grinlai Gyan Twai Idouchoh Jakfyr Jakorus Kwynzar Borcai Fletus Raghuv Ondsyr Xyahda Oscilnar Ranhulyr Ashyrea ...

You've given me a lot of food for thought. My sister (18 years old) has been reading and adding input through the entire process and I've asked her to go back through the novel and essentially add/change what you have mentioned with the voice. I'm a big enough girl to admit that I'm a bit detached b...

like you already know - there's no real strong hook - it might not matter to some, but a book full of description, with no action or dialogue will be really tough to pull off Thank you for saying so!!! Trust me when I say that the book get's chalk full of action and dialogue later. I'm about halfwa...

I've read the CHRONICLES OF NARNIA probably seven times each. Besides that, Tamora Pierce always writes fun and interesting books.

Pulled down for editing! Thanks for the feedback! :D

I've always had eye sight troubles and wore glasses for a good majority of my younger years. I used to have dreams not only in black and white, but with the edges black and hazy. It was like black and white tunnel vision or when you squint your eyes real tight and can just barely see out of them.

Ok...so seeing as I'm new to the forums, I figured I'd tell you a story to help break the ice. There once was a young woman from California who had found Nathan Bransford's site as she was searching online for book publishing questions. Her name was Kayla and she was still very green around the gill...