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“I take the questions and frustrations and joys from my life and somehow fit them into the story I’m working on.”
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Christian Fiction Author Features and Profiles
Below you'll find feature stories, profiles and Q&A's with many of your favorite Christian authors We include authors who write in all the major fiction genres including Amish, historical, suspense, speculative, romance, contemporary, young adult, children's and comics. Just click on any of the titles below to read the full feature and to learn more about each author!
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C.J. Darlington
(May 2012)
Traditional mysteries, long a staple in the mainstream, have faced challenges finding a place in Christian publishing circles. Now, the eBook format is bridging the gap between authors and readers.
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(May 2012)
"The Forever Hilltop books are gentle, but teach enduring lessons about how people should treat each other and live their lives."
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"I want readers to see the wisdom and benefit in following the Lord wholeheartedly."
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“I think it’s uninteresting when you present a one-sided view of an issue on which people have passion and opinions.”
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“The ultimate theme of all my fairy tales is undeserved grace.”
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"That’s what I am called to do, that’s my assignment—to wrap God’s truth in such gripping stories that secular readers can’t put them down."
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"A small part of me is reflected in most of my main characters."
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"The greater challenge is: Am I willing to learn how to love someone in such a way that I become perfect for them – despite my imperfections?"
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"Rather than curse our culture’s lack of respect for propositional truth, I feel God would have me engage in those things that have beautifully haunted me all my life."
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Katie Hart
(May 2012)
"If they liked the original story, this is an opportunity to experience it with more depth and fullness."
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(May 2012)
"It occurred to me that the one thing that I had never done and that I wanted to do was write a book."
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(April 2012)
"As a father and husband I’ve experienced enough drama and dialog to write as many books as my publisher wants."
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(April 2012)
"I want [readers] to see the struggle of a teenager through a harrowing experience."
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(April 2012)
"I think people who read my books will finish them with a sense of hope in their hearts, because that is what God has planted in my heart."
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"I put plenty of action and conflict into my novels, but they are all written from a Christian worldview."
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"My goal was to make a story that felt so real that the supernatural and faith elements were simply a part of the ride."
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Rel Mollet
(April 2012)
Once seen as the domain of Melody Carlson with her excellent teen-focused books, the young adult market has exploded with wonderful writers like Jenny B. Jones, Lisa T. Bergren and Bryan Davis.
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Ben Avery
(April 2012)
"Kids love cartoons. What a great platform cartoons are to communicate the word of God."
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(April 2012)
"It's all about showing how a Christian can cope in a defiantly non Christian world."
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