"Coffee takes on an almost ritualistic meaning. I learned that from being on hurricane patrol for a year in the North Atlantic."
About Nathan Lowell
Nathan Lowell — Life and Legacy
Nathan Lowell is a notable author whose works primarily delve into the realms of science fiction and fantasy, focusing on themes of adventure and personal growth. His storytelling often reflects a deep understanding of character development, emphasizing that every journey is a unique exploration of self-discovery. One of his key ideas is encapsulated in the quote, 'A good story is a journey,' which highlights the transformative power of narratives. Lowell's characters are not just vessels for plots; they embody the complexities of human experience, making their stories relatable and impactful. Through his writing, Lowell challenges traditional storytelling norms by placing emphasis on the internal conflicts and growth of his characters. His belief that 'Every character has a story worth telling' underscores the importance of diverse perspectives in literature, inviting readers to engage with a variety of experiences. This approach not only enriches his narratives but also fosters a deeper connection between the reader and the characters. Today, Nathan Lowell's quotes resonate with those seeking adventure in their own lives, reminding us that the stories we tell and the journeys we embark on are integral to understanding ourselves and the world around us. His work continues to inspire readers to embrace their own adventures, both in fiction and reality, making his insights relevant in an ever-changing landscape.
Quote collection
Nathan Lowell quotes
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"I only read on my phone and the whole "let's see if we can get people to do it" idea seems less "wouldn't it be cool if we could get people to do it" and more "what else would people do.""
"I had to decide if I wanted to be known as a writer or a reader. I chose writer."
"specialize in small cast/single reader long fiction so I only compete against other podcasts of novels in that form."
"My opinion is that more authors could use podcasts to differentiate themselves in a crowded text-based marketplace."
"I credit Podiobooks and the free audio podcasts for helping me develop the audience I needed when I started selling my books in text forms."
"My works are a direct response to the typical space opera. I grew tired of always reading about how the people with power, with agency, get involved in huge sweeping arcs of stories. I wanted stories that dealt with real people, people I could relate to."
"My characters are all "just people" - people you might know - and the things that happen are things that anybody might do if they lived on a freighter that spent most of its time in the Deep Dark."
"Stop aspiring. Start doing."
"I can write three novels in the time it takes to write one novella. I'm probably not going to go with that form again."
"More and more of my audio fans are asking for audiobook versions - files without the intro/outro/etc that go into the podcasts. More and more want them from Audible."
"Ignore the trade-pub narratives about how little success indies enjoy."
"Podiobooks rules. It's still the best way I know to find an audience for longer works in any genre."
"My books are offered through Podiobooks.com and the iTunes Music Store as free audio downloads. I don't sell them."