Nancy Moser: Love Among the 19th Century Newport Elite
“Class distinctions are timeless and can still be problematic, but true friendship and love erases
the lines between us.”
Q&A: Dana Mentink
“I think that’s God’s way of letting me know I’m doing the right thing in my fiction.”
Randy Singer: Revisiting ‘False Witness’
“I was particularly moved by the plight of the Dalit children, struggling to get a good education so that their generation might rise above the oppression and gain real equality and human dignity.”
Mitchell Bonds: Heroic Puns and Mischief
?Whether it?s just my turn of phrase or the really bad puns, I live to make people laugh.?
Alice J. Wisler: Romance and Southern Charm
“I get to live through her as she deals with the headaches and joys of moving toward her goal to run the Bailey House, a bed and breakfast on the Outer Banks.”
Q&A: Tamera Alexander
“I want to whet the reader?s appetite for a deeper relationship with Christ and therefore weave the power of Scripture into the fabric of all of my stories.”
Bethany Pierce: More Imagination Than Memory
“I think [readers] will identify with that desperation to keep childhood ambitions alive despite the constant battering of disillusionment.”
Q&A: Ron Peterson
“I write stories that help me explore my life; and, that’s what I hope they do for my readers as well.”
Q&A: Andrea Boeshaar
“I don’t think I could write a novel that didn’t include a strong faith element. It’s everything to me and, I feel, a worthy dimension to all my books.”
Q&A: Candace Calvert
“This book applauds the blessing of second chances and gave me the intriguing opportunity to write from the points of view of three equally strong characters…”