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Nathaniel Browne is a man looking for inspiration. Nathaniel describes himself as an author, finding titles such as writer or novellist limiting to his creative focus.
Family
Nathaniel is an only child, his parents are both deceased. His father, a Navy captain was killed when a German shell struck the bridge of his ship during the battle of Jutland, and his mother died (mainly of grief) soon thereafter. Nathaniel, his creative urge always at odds with his strict upbringing, misses them less than might be imagined.
Nathaniel has a cousin, Joseph Browne, who is a Catholic priest living in Norwich, and two nieces – one a spinster living in London, the other having moved to Australia with her husband.
Goals
Nathaniel wants to write stories the inspire great emotion in their readers. He has become very interested in the story of Carcosa and The King in Yellow after seeing the play Carcosa, or The Queen and the Stranger.
Friends
Alan Cooper, a Librarian at the British Library, is an old school chum of Nathaniel's
Jean-Paul Etienne, a gentleman of leisure (originally from Paris), is a friend who Nathaniel met by moving in writing circles.
Income
Nathaniel lives of an inheritance when not earning money from his stories.