Nathan Bransford - The Forums

Usually, music interferes with my writing, because I get caught up in the song . . . and start dancing around the room. Once in a while I'll match a song with a scene that I'm writing, and will play it over and over so that the words/paragraphs/phrasing/etc. completely fit. That really only applies ...

Hello! Anatole here . . . in the early morning . . . not sleeping. *sigh* Anyway, despite my username being a guy's name, I am most definitely a girl. I simply liked the way that "Anatole" sounded, and that's all. (I'm not quite sure what that says about me, but let's ignore my shallowness for now, ...

I once stood in the middle of the biggest ring and announced the acts at a Ringling Bros. Circus.
(I was 8) >_<

Absolutely anything from The Phantom of the Opera From its sequel, I'd go with: "Til I Hear You Sing," "Beneath a Moonless Sky," "The Beauty Underneath," both versions of "Devil Take the Hindmost," and, of course, "Love Never Dies." Sierra Boggess is great, but if you get the chance, listen to Ayaka...

The power to control what people think/feel/do . . . with my singing.