Bodie & Brock Thoene: World at War
'History is as fresh and dramatic as today's news.'
Joel C. Rosenberg: Posing The Questions
'People can say, 'Just make it up. It doesn't really matter.' But it matters to me."
Cindy Woodsmall: What Led Her to Write
The best-selling author of Amish Fiction shares her first interaction with an Amish girl in prep school.
Brandilyn Collins: Seatbelt Suspense
Discover the writings and thoughts of Brandilyn Collins -- and learn what "Seatbelt Suspense" means!
Q&A: Anne Elisabeth Stengl (Heartless)
With her debut, author Anne Elisabeth Stengl welcomes readers into a magical and world full of action, adventure and romance.
Deeanne Gist: Keeping Up With the Vanderbilts
"There are hundreds of novels set in England where household servants make an appearance, but we never really see that in America. So, I decided to pen a story about two servants who work at Biltmore and fall in love."
Lynn Austin: Unveiling A Moving Generational Saga
The author discusses Though Waters Roar, a story with personal roots.
Stephen Bly: Western Author Never Pines for Old West
'I never wanted to be a writer. But I did grow up on a farm and wanting to be a cowboy."
Historical Q&A: Janette Oke and Davis Bunn (Acts of Faith)
"In my Bible reading over the years, I often pondered what biblical characters might have
been thinking and feeling, beyond what their stories contain on the written page."