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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Theo: Animated Theology Ben Avery (April 2012) "Kids love cartoons. What a great platform cartoons are to communicate the word of God."	The Almighty Bible: Subscribing to the Truth Ben Avery (March 2012) “They want it to be something that will engage the kids.”
Roma Downey: Touched by Some Little Angels Ben Avery (January 2012) "There's nothing quite like it. [Little Angels] is something I wish had been available when my kids were young."	The Cardinal: Taking Flight K.J. Kolka (December 2011) "They don’t anticipate stories about people struggling with issues like violence, homelessness, and keeping your faith when the whole world seems against you."
Q&A: Peter Gonzalez (Crown of Life Junior Comics) Crown of Life Junior Comics (November 2011) "There have been times where I tried to do a story that I believe will be more commercially viable, but they are never as good as the stories God places in my heart."	Craig Schutt: Back To Holsom Ben Avery (November 2011) "I deeply believe in comics as one of the most effective means of communicating a message."
Scripture Shorts: Bucking The Trend Ben Avery (August 2011) "We’re developing content to be salt and light in the entertainment industry."	G.P. Taylor: Dual Nature G.P. Taylor (August 2011) "I was talking to kids in the school and they said they didn’t like reading. I asked them why and they said ‘There’s too many words.’ I said, ‘What do you want?’ and they said ‘We want books with pictures.’"
VeggieTales: Storytelling That Goes the Distance Christa A. Banister (July 2011) "Things can feel preachy when you’re just saying them rather than doing them. When you’re able to demonstrate thankfulness through the story, then you don’t really have to keep saying it.”	Q&A: Robert James Luedke Robert James Luedke (June 2011) "I hope that the series might spark an interest in the Bible by those who might have been resistant to it's message before."
Phil Vischer: Cartoons, Puppets, and Theological Concepts By Ben Avery (May 2011) “Whereas VeggieTales presented key Bible stories, What’s in the Bible presents the entire Bible. The whole thing.”	Parable: Volume 1: Bold Comics Anthology Ben Avery (April 2011) “It was a reason to use our joy of comics to celebrate our love of Christ as well as fellowship with other creators.”
Q&A: K.J. Kolka K.J. Kolka (March 2011) Artist And Author Of "The Cardinal" Lets Us In On The Process	VeggieTales: An Easter Twist Ben Avery (March 2011) “It was truly a rewarding experience working with Melinda Doolittle.”
Charles Swindoll: Telling a Tale By Ben Avery (February 2011) "I am continually amazed at the impact a simple, carefully worded story can have on young lives."	Q&A: Sergio Cariello Sergio Cariello (September 2010) The renowned Marvel and DC Comics artist discusses The Action Bible, the most comprehensive picture Bible on the market.
VeggieTales: A Fresh Face for a Timeless Truth Anna Robbins (September 2010) “VeggieTales has a way of communicating things in an utterly unique way.”