Nathan Brown (writer)

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Nathan G. Brown (19??—) is a Christian author and editor of the magazines Signs of the Times, an Australian Christian magazine with a similar format to Reader's Digest; Record, the newsmagazine for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Pacific; and the Edge. He has written articles for a broad variety of magazines internationally as well as several books.

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[edit] Biography

Brown has degrees in law, English and literature.[1]

He wrote a regular column in the Adventist Review, for four years from 2003 till 2006.[1]

Brown was appointed editor of Signs of the Times in 2003, moving from northern Queensland to Victoria[2] and the office of Signs Publishing Company.

He is studying towards a doctorate in English about the possibilities of God in postmodern literature.[2] His hobbies include reading and writing, playing basketball, making radio, and growing flowers.[1] He is married to Angela, with whom he supports sponsor children in several countries.[1]

[edit] Publications

Brown has published many articles, as well as the following books:

  • Relevation (Signs Publishing Company, Victoria, Australia)
  • Seven Reasons Life is Better With God
  • Ordinary People, Extraordinary God (compiled and edited by Brown)

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ a b c d Nathan Brown - author of Relevation
  2. ^ a b Signs of the Times - Australia New Zealand - Meet the team

[edit] External links

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