(May 2012)
"A small part of me is reflected in most of my main characters."
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Christian Historical Fiction Author Features and Profiles
Below you'll find feature stories, profiles and Q&A's with many of your favorite Christian authors who write historical fiction -- from stories set during Bible times and the Middle Ages to the Victorian era and the Old West, all the way up to the middle 20th century. Get to know such popular authors as Bodie and Brock Thoene, Tricia Goyer, Kim Vogel Sawyer and Liz Curtis Higgs, plus many others. Just click on any of the article titles below to read the full feature and to learn more about each author!93 item(s)
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(April 2012)
"By reading and experiencing this take on God’s Word in a vivid way, people will hopefully be excited to read the real account."
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(March 2012)
"Titanic destroyed the illusion that because one is beautiful, strong and financially solvent (human or ship), they are 'unsinkable,' unstoppable."
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(March 2012)
"Tricia and I began kicking around an idea: what would happen if the Nazis decided to steal the Mona Lisa during the chaotic times of August 1944, when Allied forces were advancing on Paris?"
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(February 2012)
"Control is just an illusion. But the great news is that God has us in his hands!"
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(February 2012)
"I put my characters in real-life situations and if they possess faith, I allow that faith to guide them, just as my own has guided me."
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(February 2012)
"I feel strongly that Christians mustn’t delegate the telling of love stories to unbelievers. It’s our birthright. Love is our message."
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(February 2012)
"I do believe faith makes a difference - for me and for my characters."
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(January 2012)
"The chaos in Mexico in the wake of the Mexican Revolution makes for a dramatic backdrop."
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(January 2012)
"By the time I really get started with my books, my characters are not strangers at all. I feel like I really know them."
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(January 2012)
"In almost any great story about love there is a corresponding thread of sacrifice. Love always takes us to the place where we have to choose between self and the one we love."
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(January 2012)
"You can feel the honesty and the love, even as they wrestle with this topic."
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(December 2011)
"I love the fact that in addition to teaching me things, [books] can transport me to a different time and place."
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(December 2011)
"Not only do my stories affirm and encourage other Christians, but they get passed to unbelievers too who see faith in action in my stories."
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Ben Avery
(December 2011)
"It is a message of hope, in this world when so many of our youth come to believe they have no value, that they can’t make a difference, and that there is nothing to live for."
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(December 2011)
"God pursues us with a relentless and jealous love. He’s by far my greatest inspiration in writing romance."
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(December 2011)
"The spiritual lessons that the hero and heroine learned came almost directly from things I learned in my own life while I was writing the story."
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(December 2011)
"Characters are people readers can relate to, and then say, 'Hey, that’s just like me!' A light goes on and people understand so much better than if you sat down and told them these same truths."
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(November 2011)
"[The Regency era is] such a time of transition, social, spiritual and scientific enlightenment, I wanted to know more about it."
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(November 2011)
"I remember writing an essay for civics class in elementary school that eventually won a state contest—I was hooked."
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