By Brave Author Ruth WuWong I recently traveled to Bali, Indonesia, and found out that most of the people there believe in Hinduism, not Islam. Indian temples can be found in abundance, exhibiting a variety of sizes, ages, and architectural styles. When visiting a famous temple in Uluwatu, I noticed many faithful men and women…
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Behind the Scenes of The Samaritan’s Patient
By Brave Author Chevron Ross This novel might never have been born had I not seen an interview on PBS with two New York Times writers, Megan Twohey and Gabriel Dance, on December 16, 2021. These reporters did an extensive investigation into a website on which subscribers discussed committing suicide and shared methods for doing…
Writing Brave- Interview with Jennifer Q. Hunt
Today on the Brave Blog, I’m interviewing Jennifer Q. Hunt about courageous reading and writing, and her new release All Now Mysterious. Sarah: Welcome Jennifer, to the Brave Blog! We’re happy to have you. Although not officially a “Brave Author”, you certainly write and champion brave stories. What was the last book you read that…
A Work In Progress- Brave Devotional
At a certain point in our lives, we’d like to be able to settle in and just “do life.” Not think about thethings we struggled with when we were younger. Move beyond the griefs, the heartaches … hopefullyeven our own issues and baggage. Real life doesn’t work like that. Real life is a journey, not…
Z Peabody’s Latest Release Shows It’s Not Always Easy Being a Christian
Today we’re chatting with Brave Author Z Peabody about her latest release,Redemption for the Cowboy. Q: Tell us about Redemption for the Cowboy.Peabody: Redemption for the Cowboy is about believing in God but not havingconfidence in the Word of God and God’s place in our lives.My book explores the lives of characters who are believers…
Why Brave Authors?
Brave – Courageous; bold; daring; intrepid; fearless of danger; as a brave warrior. It usually unites the sense of courage with generosity and dignity of mind; qualities often united. The brave man will not deliberately do an injury to his fellow man. (Websters Dictionary 1828) All authors are brave. To write a book, you slice open your…