Ask the Author: Nathan Bush
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Nathan Bush
Yes I most absolutely am available to answer questions.
Nathan Bush
There are a few Christian writers I follow and some not (at least they don't label themselves as Christian anyway). I usually just sit down and start writing, but I always have a general idea of where the story is going. And I do make notes on what each chapter is about so I can easily reference.
Nathan Bush
I'm not sure if it qualifies as a mystery, but when I was younger, probably 8 or 9, I was hanging out with a friend one night and we were stargazing. We saw to blips out in space (they were barely visible and were indistinguishable) and as we watched, lights kept flying back and forth between the two objects, then one of them suddenly disappeared and then lights stopped and the second object was no longer visible. I can't explain what it was, and I've never seen anything like it since; so maybe it does qualify as a mystery!
Nathan Bush
My answer may seem weird, since the books aren't classics or probably even remembered by many, but my favorites would be Hope and Megan from the Bio of a Space Tyrant series. Although they didn't stay together, their split was one of necessity, they never stopped loving one another and were always concerned for the others well being.
Nathan Bush
Every story you tell is important to someone, even if it's just you, so keep on writing.
Nathan Bush
Right now I'm in the middle of a third rewrite and edit on Volume 2 of The Foley Chronicles: Files from the 8th District. Its title at the moment is "Root of Evil", but that could change, as it did with Volume 1, "Written in Blood".
Nathan Bush
I got a general idea for my first book, Written in Blood, while reading a book written by Randy Alcorn. It may sound cheesy or cliche to some, but God planted a seed, then watered it daily as I plugged away on my laptop. As unbelievable as it may be, I finished a rough draft of approximately115,000 words in about a month. I then spent a year editing, cutting and rewriting it down to around the 110,000 words it is now.
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