Introducing Myself
Hello Everyone!
My name is Nathan (though I go by HuntingFalcon on this and a few other sites...don't remember which ones.) I'm 21 years old, and I'm from the state of Georgia in the USA.
I've been a fan of the works of Douglas Adams for some time now (probably 5 or so years, not as long as many of you, I'm sure, but still...) and I enjoy everything I've read by him.
Specifically, I've read the first four Hitchhiker's books, the two Dirk Gently books, and I'm right in the middle of The Salmon of Doubt.
So, a little more general stuff about myself:
Some of my other favorite authors are J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Dave Barry (a humor columnist for the Miami Herald in Florida, he's also written quite a few books), and Orson Scott Card.
I personally have an interesting in creative writing and humor writing and would eventually like to earn my living through writing.
But enough about me.
--HuntingFalcon
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