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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Suspense Q&A: Dani Pettrey (Blind Spot)
Dani Pettrey shares the theme of this gripping novel, what she admires about her hero and heroine, and the exciting projects she’s working on now.
Speculative Q&A: Nadine Brandes (A Time to Rise)
Nadine Brandes discusses her goals for this trilogy, her world-building process, and the challenge of writing fantasy stories with a biblical worldview.
Liberty University announces Karen Kingsbury Center for Creative Writing
In Kingsbury’s interactive courses, students are trained to cultivate their gifts as writers and to express their faith in creative and original ways.
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Television adaptation to explore new storylines preceding J.R.R. Tolkien’s ‘The Fellowship of the Ring’
Romance Q&A: Sarah Loudin Thomas (The Sound of Rain)
Why Sarah chose her story’s dramatic backdrop, how a frightening real-life incident inspired her opening scene, and an exciting collection coming in 2018…
Netflix partners with Roma Downey, Mark Burnett for “Messiah”
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Historical Q&A: Jane Kirkpatrick (All She Left Behind)
Jane Kirkpartrick shares fascinating facts from the true story that inspired the novel, why she loves writing about strong women, and how her own faith is reflected in this intriguing drama.
Contemporary Q&A: Katherine Reay (The Austen Escape)
In this exclusive interview, Katherine Reay discusses her admiration for Austen’s work, the inspiration behind The Austen Escape, and how the story’s main characters challenged her.
Amish Q&A: Kate Lloyd (A Letter from Lancaster County)
In this exclusive Q&A, Kate Lloyd gives the inside scoop on her study of Plain people, traits she shares with her characters, and what she hopes her readers will gain from this engaging story.
