Nathan Brown

Nathan G. Brown (born 1974

He has degrees in law, English, and literature.

Biography Brown has degrees in law, English and literature. In around 1999, he won a writing contest.

He worked for Signs Publishing Company as a reporter for the Record. He received an internship with the Adventist Review where he worked for six months. He received an honorable mention from the United States Associated Church Press for his article "Unfinished Work" in the Adventist Review world edition.

Brown was appointed chief editor of the Signs Publishing Company in 2003, believed to be its youngest editor ever; and moved from Townsville in northern Queensland to Victoria and the office of Signs Publishing Company.

He wrote a regular column for the Adventist Review for four years from 2003 till 2006, The judges commented, "What a pity we didn’t hear more of this kind of thing during the election campaign, when the phrase 'family values' was being tossed about in into almost every speech and discussion. Nathan Brown, in examining what this nebulous term really means, urges us to see it in a larger perspective, as going beyond the nuclear family and into the wider world. He also points out something preachers and teachers often forget, that Jesus was very far from being a family man in the narrow Western sense. A brave and original point of view."

He is studying towards a doctorate in English from James Cook University about the possibilities of God in postmodern literature. 7 Reasons Life is Better With God Autumn House (Review and Herald), 2007; ; distributor's website Nemesis Train (Sydney, Australia: Ark House, 2008); ; publisher's page; blog Pastor George: The Story of the First Aboriginal Adventist Pastor (Australia: Australian Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, 2010). A biography of George Quinlin

Compiler and editor of: Ordinary People – Extraordinary God: Real-life Stories of Faith and Commitment (Victoria, Australia: Signs, 2005); Ordinary People – Faithful God: More Stories of Faith and Commitment (Victoria, Australia: Signs, 2007); Ordinary People – Generous God: More Stories of Faith and Commitment (Victoria, Australia: Signs, 2010)

Chapters in the "Australian Stories" series of books: "Does God Watch Football?", p132–34 in Australian Stories for the Heart (Sydney: Strand, 2002) Chapter in Australian Stories for the Spirit (Sydney, New South Wales: Strand, 2003); "The Art of Tipping", p3–6 of Australian Stories of Life ed. David and Rachel Dixon (Sydney: Strand, 2005)