Maybe a Hero section here? With the main purpose of the site?
Could add a magazine cover to the right. Or, have a background image that aligns with the site mission.
Or we could remove this section.
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Children’s Q&A: Jared Kennedy (Jesus Rose for Me: The True Story of Easter)
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.
Suspense Q&A: Tom Threadgill (Collision of Lies)
Tom shares a bit about his main character, explains how he keeps readers guessing, and reveals what he loves more about suspense fiction.
Speculative Q&A: Conor Grennan (The Hadley Academy for the Improbably Gifted)
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.
Romance Q&A: Melody Carlson (The Happy Camper)
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.
Historical Q&A: Susan Anne Mason (The Brightest of Dreams)
Susan tells us about the historical underpinnings of the story, gives us some background on her leading characters, and reveals how this standalone story interconnects with the series.
Historical Q&A: Sharlene MacLaren (Her Rebel Heart)
Sharlene explains why she chose the historical setting, the challenges in writing stories based in history, and the spiritual themes behind the book.
Amish Author Interview: Charlotte Hubbard–Maturing in Faith
The author details writing about a relationship that appears irreconcilable—and making it flourish again.
Historical Author Interview: Mario Escobar–Voice For the Suffering
The bravery of ordinary people under dangerous circumstances inspires best-selling author Mario Escobar’s historical novel.
Suspense Author Interview: Susan Sleeman—Heroes in the Digital Age
Spotlighting those whose everyday jobs make them extraordinary.
