Today on the Brave Blog, we have an interview with the talented Liz Tolsma. She writes historical dual time fiction. Welcome, Liz! Let’s jump in. Sarah: How would you define bravery? What is it? Where does it come from? Liz: A character in one of my books– I can’t remember which one – gave the…
Today on the Brave Blog, we have romantic suspense author Lori Altebaumer. She’s giving away a free book, so make sure you read to the end. Welcome, Lori! Sarah: So happy to have you on the blog today. Let’s start with our standard question. Do you consider yourself brave? Why or why not? Lori: I…
A devotional by Brave Author Shannon McNear Wars and rumors of wars. The news has been filled with it this month. So was my personal life.It’s been on my mind how full scripture is with military metaphors, and for good reason. Any way youlook at it, we’re surrounded by warfare. We are hammered daily with…
Today I have the privilege of interviewing author Christy Gill (who writes as C.D. Gill) on the Brave Blog. She writes romantic adventure/suspense. Welcome, Christy! Let’s jump in. Sarah: How would you define bravery? What is it? Where does it come from? Christy: Bravery is the ability to step into hard things knowing Who owns…
Today we have the privilege of hearing from author Hannah Hood Lucero. She writes military romantic suspense that includes brave topics. Welcome to the Brave Blog, Hannah! Let’s jump in. Sarah: How would you define bravery? What is it? Where does it come from? Hannah: Bravery is the courage to say and/or do what is…
Today, I’m so excited to welcome Carrie Walker to the Brave Blog. Carrie is the author of Emma’s Hero, a brave book that celebrates the value of life. Welcome, Carrie! Let’s jump in. How would you define bravery? What is it? Where does it come from?Doing something that is important, even though it may be…
by Aubrey Taylor One of the passions of the Brave Authors group is to take on difficult topics through fiction. OurBrave Blog touches on a variety of issues as well. If you caught my interview last week, you know that Ihave found my personal niche in German-perspective WWII fiction. However, challenging the typicaltropes of the…
Today on the Brave Blog, I’m interviewing Brave Author Aubrey Taylor. Let’s jump right in! Sarah: Do you consider yourself brave? Why or why not? Aubrey: Whether or not I am truly “brave,” writing has challenged me on a number of levels. Taking onthe Second World War from the German perspective means steeping myself in…
Today, on the Brave Blog I’m interviewing award-winning author MaryAnn Diorio. Her novel In Black and White deals with racial prejudice in 1959. It First Place in Historical Fiction in the 2020 Christian Indie Awards. Today’s interview focuses more on MaryAnn’s writing process than this particular book, but I thought our Brave readers would like…
