Hey all, Over 4,100 visitors and 23,000 pageviews of my site in the last three months, and I wanted to let you all know that while I await feedback from publishers I've posted a new chapter on my site for your reading review and comments. In the chapter we meet Baron Loras Fralen, a military genius ...

A number of folks from this board have visited the site and left supportive comments -- I appreciate them all. Someone from this board asked me who my favorite writers were and I'd thought I'd post the response here for feedback: Donaldson -- the scope and variety of unique creatures in his land wer...

[quote="A Gunslinger]Holy Crap jscott! My family and I are considering walking around Lake Geneva! 8O I assume you mean Lake Geneva, WI...the lake with the mandated 4 ft. pedestrian trail?[/quote] Yes -- the very one! My grandparents live in Fontana, and my wife and I like to hang out along the...

I'm actually beginning to feel like I am you now. Are you hungry too?

I'm feeling GREAT!!! Better than great -- a long weekend coming, weather looks good, going to my favorite restaurant, walking around Lake Geneva -- I'm delireous with happiness!!!

Oh . . . maybe I just have food poisoning too.

My spouse LOVES yoga, but I always fall asleep during the final relaxation pose! I think the essence to a workout is doing stuff you actually like to do. I can do brisk walking, and swimming laps, but I cannot jog or run on those silly machines where I feel like a hamster running and getting nowhere...

Purchasing and Marketing Officer for a clinical lab. Almost anything we buy or sell I have to approve. Get's pretty schizo -- as marketer I want to give things away and sell for as little as possible, as Purchaser I want to pay as little as possible. Between the two, it evens out!

I find it interesting that this topic has taken up so much time among astronomers. I suspect a conspiracy among text-book makers and people who develop museum exhibits must be behind the movement! Think of all the things that now will have to be revised!

And Northern Europe settings and charaters, ala Tolkien, is way too overdone I know what you mean. In this case, this was the story and the setting that spoke to me four years ago when I started. However, the new series I am working on now while I wait to see what my agent makes happen to this stor...

Hey Warmark -- hope you enjoy what you see. Gunslinger -- don't worry about me being offended by feedback -- it's what I asked for! I know I have room to improve and grow and I work on it every day. Your points are appreciated -- particularly the ones made with specific examples. There is certainly ...

Hey everyone! I'm J. Scott Nelson and I'd like to invite you all to check out www.therivenbladesaga.com . I have the synopsis and first three chapters of "Path of Peril: Book One in the Saga of the Riven Blade" posted, and would welcome any and all comments. If you like what you see, pleas...

Forgiving is difficult -- had he not been a leper and impotent, and thus so sure he was dreaming, I don't think the crime could have been forgiveable. I thought it was an extremely powerful scene in that it had been set up so well his situation -- and the power of the Land, the new senses assailing ...

By all reports, my age is going backwards. Therefore, I expect to be 33.

New to the Watch -- but not the books! Read them first in 1977, then 1984, then 1995, and currently reading "Ruins". Ahhhh, the Land.