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  • Brooklyn’s Spring Creek Sun reviews There You Feel Free

    My book, There You Feel Free, has been out for nearly two years now. That’s a long time and an especially long time in the book world. For that reason, among others, I feel so grateful and fortunate that the Spring Creek Sun, a Brooklyn, New York newspaper decided to review my book. You can get a…

  • Book Review: And Wind Will Wash Away by Jordan A. Rothacker

    As It Ought to Be have published another of my book reviews. This time I read and recommended Jordan A. Rothacker’s And Wind Will Wash Away, recently published by Deeds. You can check out the complete review at AIOTB. Toodle-oo.

  • Book Review: Leonora Come Down by Agustin Aguilar

    That’s the opening paragraph of my book review of Agustin Aguilar’s Leonora Come Down. The review even includes portions of an interview I did with Aguilar last month. As It Ought To Be have published it in its entirety. I encourage you to check out the review, but also to read this book. It’s a remarkable…

  • About Boulder puts me under the Artist Spotlight.

    Today, About Boulder ran a very kind profile/interview of me. It was great to talk to Rachel Busnardo about my work, process, and the value of literature. You can check out the article at the link below. I’m infinitely thankful to About Boulder for contacting me. – Nate   Artist Spotlight: The Many Artforms of…

  • The Webcomic That Saved Me

    In March 2009, I was in a bar with a friend drinking and laughing, and I decided I was going to write a webcomic. The initial premise was simple: A badger, unable to read, is continually confronted with words, and in anger over his illiteracy, mauls the nearest human. The Illiterate Badger, Robot, Flower, and the…

  • Live Interview with Author’s Studio NYC

    March has been a big month for video, and talking about my new novella There You Feel Free. I had the honor of speaking with Daniel Ramos of Author’s Studio. We chat about the book, about writing, editing, and there’s even a little contest, too. Great fun! Check out the video below, and don’t stop…

  • Podcasting from Book Soup in Los Angeles

    Wow! What a blast. My first ever trip to Los Angeles, and I get to round up with three other 1888center authors, Peppur Chambers, Veronica Bane, Corrie Greathouse, and Arianna Basco for a podcast about writing and more. We talk about promotion, the challenges of small press life, and some new projects that we’re working…

  • Talking There You Feel Free [VIDEO]

    I was honored to have my friends at Denver Film & Digital talk with me briefly about There You Feel Free. Check out the video below. Thanks, and keep creating! Nate  

  • What Stories Mean to Me

    “Nobody reads on the internet.”   That’s a common claim these days. And it may well be true. We’ve got tons of news sites and link share services that provide lists of this and quizzes about that, but there isn’t a lot there in the way of the word. After all, “a picture is worth…