Literary Career
Nate is an alumnus of the 1990 Clarion Workshop for science-fiction writers.
He wrote two stories set in the Liavek universe: "Dry Well" and "Strings Attached" are stories centered around a young musician.
He performed in and wrote the music for _PBS Liavek_, a Shockwave Radio Theater play performed at the 1987 Minicon.
Fellow Scribblie Pamela Dean noted in an interview that Nate left the Scribblies to concentrate on song-writing.
Nate was a literary scout in the 1990s, introducing Kris Jensen, Katya Reimann, and Lyda Morehouse to editor and agent James Frenkel.
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