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Historical Romance Author Melanie Dickerson: Fleshing out a Fairy Tale in the Real World

By Ross Cluver / April 28, 2020

Melanie talks about  the process of turning an old story into something new, reveals the fairy tales she hasn’t “cracked” (yet), and ponders the great idea that we just gave her.

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Historical Interview: Michelle Griep—A Million Different Ways

By Ross Cluver / April 28, 2020

Michelle explains the real inspiration behind the story, reveals the most challenging part of writing the novel and explains how her faith impacts her as a storyteller.

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Contemporary Q&A: Robin Jones Gunn (Being Known)

By Ross Cluver / April 27, 2020

Robin shares where the initial set of questions that spurred the story came from, reveals what “Haven Makers” means to her, and we explore some character bits more in-depth.

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Romance Q&A: Irene Hannon (Starfish Pier)

By Ross Cluver / April 26, 2020

Irene touches on her research for the series, hints at one of her lead character’s challenges, and shares her hopes for readers of the novel.

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Historical Interview: Jill Eileen Smith—Israel’s Wisest King Struggles with Futility of Life

By Ross Cluver / April 15, 2020

Solomon must decide whether his wisdom ultimately benefited him and those he loved—or whether it betrayed them.

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Christian Authors Recommend 7 Stories to ‘Get Lost In’ During Quarantine

By Family Fiction Staff / April 7, 2020

Seven Christian authors share their recommendations on the best stories to “get lost in” during this very bizarre time.

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Children’s Q&A: Jared Kennedy (Jesus Rose for Me: The True Story of Easter)

By Ross Cluver / March 30, 2020

Jared explains approaching the material for young readers, how he makes the Bible account more accessible for little ones, and gives us a preview of his upcoming worship book.

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Suspense Q&A: Tom Threadgill (Collision of Lies)

By Ross Cluver / March 30, 2020

Tom shares a bit about his main character, explains how he keeps readers guessing, and reveals what he loves more about suspense fiction.

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Speculative Q&A: Conor Grennan (The Hadley Academy for the Improbably Gifted)

By Ross Cluver / March 30, 2020

Conor explains the parameters of the new book, how his work with NGN impacts his fiction, and the challenges if writing fantastical fiction that’s grounded in the Bible.

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Romance Q&A: Melody Carlson (The Happy Camper)

By Ross Cluver / March 30, 2020

Melody explains how a vintage camper brought two people together, offers some background on her Hallmark movie, and shares why contemporary romance is her “sweet spot” genre.

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