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Posts by Ross Cluver

David Kitz – It’s Dramatic, But It All Happened

By Ross Cluver | March 19, 2018 | Comments Off on David Kitz – It’s Dramatic, But It All Happened

David explains the background of the original play, how he has now recounted these events in three different media, and how his dramatic flair gives him an advantage when writing fiction…

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Amish Q&A: Jan Drexler (The Amish Nanny’s Sweetheart)

By Ross Cluver | March 16, 2018 | Comments Off on Amish Q&A: Jan Drexler (The Amish Nanny’s Sweetheart)

Jan talks about the inspiration for the novel, the research she did to get the details right, and the importance of home…

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Historical Q&A: Ann H. Gabhart (These Healing Hills)

By Ross Cluver | March 15, 2018 | Comments Off on Historical Q&A: Ann H. Gabhart (These Healing Hills)

Why Ann decided to write about the Frontier Nursing Service, how she was able to so vividly capture the Appalachian area, and the most interesting thing she learned doing research for this book…

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Contemporary Q&A: Debby Mayne (High Cotton)

By Ross Cluver | March 15, 2018 | Comments Off on Contemporary Q&A: Debby Mayne (High Cotton)

Debby shares why her new series revolves around family reunions, the role that etiquette plays in her stories, and what she most loves to hear from readers…

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Romance Q&A: Julie Lessman (For Love of Liberty)

By Ross Cluver | March 14, 2018 | Comments Off on Romance Q&A: Julie Lessman (For Love of Liberty)

What to expect from the series, who inspired her characters, and several ways that readers can support their favorite authors…

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Eva Marie Everson signs with New Hope Publishers

By Ross Cluver | March 12, 2018 | Comments Off on Eva Marie Everson signs with New Hope Publishers

Everson’s first novella with New Hope, ‘The Ornament Keeper,’ uses memory-filled ornaments to demonstrate the power of forgiveness to heal a family.

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Jerry B. Jenkins to Release New Fiction Series with Worthy Publishing Fall 2018

By Ross Cluver | March 12, 2018 | Comments Off on Jerry B. Jenkins to Release New Fiction Series with Worthy Publishing Fall 2018

New series Dead Sea Chronicles promises captivating stories combining provocative current events with ancient adventure, spiritual warfare, and biblical archeology with Da Vinci Code-like flair.

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‘Myst’ at 25: Something New Coming?

By Family Fiction Staff | March 12, 2018 | Comments Off on ‘Myst’ at 25: Something New Coming?

With the 25th anniversary of computer puzzle game Myst coming in September, developer Cyan has teased on Twitter that the company has something planned.

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Science Fiction Q&A: Dennis E. Hensley (The Man Who Could Transfuse Time)

By Ross Cluver | March 12, 2018 | Comments Off on Science Fiction Q&A: Dennis E. Hensley (The Man Who Could Transfuse Time)

Doc shares about the real people who inspired the story, how some theologians explain people with amazing abilities, and how he can write in so many different categories…

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Suspense Q&A: Lynn H. Blackburn (Beneath the Surface)

By Ross Cluver | March 9, 2018 | Comments Off on Suspense Q&A: Lynn H. Blackburn (Beneath the Surface)

Lynn shares how she became interested in underwater investigations, the research to get it right, and when readers can expect to see these characters again…

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