Comments for The Chris Braak Website Experience http://chrisbraak.com For All Your Chris Braak-Related Inquiries Sat, 14 Apr 2012 03:04:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ Comment on Novels by mbourgon http://chrisbraak.com/novels/#comment-462 Sat, 14 Apr 2012 03:04:26 +0000 http://chrisbraak.com/?page_id=59#comment-462 Heh. In all seriousness, I waited eagerly for Daniel Keys Moran’s next book, which just came out last year. His novel before that was in 1993.

]]> Comment on Novels by braak http://chrisbraak.com/novels/#comment-461 Sat, 14 Apr 2012 02:44:24 +0000 http://chrisbraak.com/?page_id=59#comment-461 EVERYBODY’S PATIENCE IS APPRECIATED.

]]> Comment on Novels by braak http://chrisbraak.com/novels/#comment-460 Sat, 14 Apr 2012 02:43:18 +0000 http://chrisbraak.com/?page_id=59#comment-460 Yes. The Calendar of the Moon does not keep the same yearly dates as your earthly calendars.

The third book has been delayed, I don’t have an ETA on it yet. I will post one once I have one.

]]> Comment on Novels by reptil9 http://chrisbraak.com/novels/#comment-459 Sat, 14 Apr 2012 02:16:08 +0000 http://chrisbraak.com/?page_id=59#comment-459 Chris,
I have been waiting diligently gor your third book, all I receive are messages that it will be out in 2011. Are you on a different calendar than the rest of us?

]]> Comment on Novels by mbourgon http://chrisbraak.com/novels/#comment-458 Fri, 13 Apr 2012 18:36:28 +0000 http://chrisbraak.com/?page_id=59#comment-458 Just seeing how the third one’s going. :)

]]> Comment on Novels by Ismael Hitz http://chrisbraak.com/novels/#comment-444 Wed, 14 Mar 2012 20:37:46 +0000 http://chrisbraak.com/?page_id=59#comment-444 I must say, Mr. Braak, The Translated man has inspired someone who has hated reading all of his life to begin reading it religiously. I cannot wait to pick up Mr. Stitch and the third installment to the series. Thank you for your work and inspiration.

]]> Comment on Novels by Mr_Noyes http://chrisbraak.com/novels/#comment-191 Wed, 29 Jun 2011 21:21:31 +0000 http://chrisbraak.com/?page_id=59#comment-191 Hi there. I just want to say thank you for the excellent book “The Translated Man”, I got hooked by the premise (stumbled upon it via io9), bought the book and now part of the raving fanbase. Mr Stitch is on its way. Greets from Germany.

]]> Comment on Novels by joetraincool http://chrisbraak.com/novels/#comment-155 Fri, 15 Apr 2011 04:15:28 +0000 http://chrisbraak.com/?page_id=59#comment-155 Bahahaha, that’s fine. I guess I assumed that if anyone had read the Translated Man, they had read Mr. Stitch. My bad. You know, this is really cool, actually having the privilege to talk to an aspiring author such as yourself. I have to ask, what was your main inspiration for the character Elijah Beckett. Speaking of which, I’m working on some pixel animations of what I imagine Beckett looks like from your descriptions. I have no idea when they’ll be finished, as my Kindle (actually, 3 of them) broke and I only have a vague recollection of how you described him, mainly his clothing, and my skills in pixel art are anything but perfect. Anyway, can’t wait until In Corsay is finished.

]]> Comment on Novels by braak http://chrisbraak.com/novels/#comment-152 Mon, 11 Apr 2011 01:48:20 +0000 http://chrisbraak.com/?page_id=59#comment-152 Your comments are appreciated! (Sorry about the edit, though; I figure it’s good enough odds that anyone here has read The Translated Man, but maybe not Mr. Stitch.) The third book, In Corsay is in progress now.

]]> Comment on Novels by joetraincool http://chrisbraak.com/novels/#comment-151 Sat, 09 Apr 2011 21:33:59 +0000 http://chrisbraak.com/?page_id=59#comment-151 After racking my brain to find the perfect words to describe the two novels of yours that I have read, The Translated Man and Mr. Stitch,both books fascinated me every minute with the intricacies of the City of Trowth, the greatest detective ever to hit literature since Sherlock Holmes, the depth of description and great lengths you went to to describe the different heretical sciences so that even someone like me, a highschool student who has almost no experience or knowledge on anything remotely related to what would be considered heretical science, could find himself feeling a sense of knowledgeable understanding of aetheric geometry or using strange, otherworldly chemicals to revive the dead, and so on. I tried to come up with a sentence that best describes how I felt about the series, which, to my understanding, there is going to be a third book, and the closest thing I could come up with is this, “You scared the living ichor out of me when [Oh, whoah! Spoilers, man!]!” Also, I almost vomited, for lack of a better word, when I first read the description of the Translated Man, how his trans-dimensional physics kept his body flowing in and out of reality, and all of the limbs and body parts existing and non-existing a hundred times and none all at the same time, all the while having that disgusting death scowl watching everything from a hundred different times just freaked me out. This comment in getting out of hand, but I just want to say, that all of your work is excellent.

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