BG: Welcome Susan! I’m so glad you agreed to this interview. Tell us about your life, where you grew up, your interests and hobbies. I grew up in Maine, the youngest of five children, on a small farm. My father was a game warden. It was a wonderful childhood, and I have many good memories. I’ve always loved horses, reading,

Are you wondering if I’m calling my friends aliens? No. . . not at all. I’d never do that! Lyn Perry’s launching a new zine this month, Residential Aliens, featuring fiction, artwork, and an interview with Stephen Lawhead, which is a reprint of my interview with Mr. Lawhead from last September. You can read this new ezine at residentialalien.blogspot.com. That

Well, like several others in the CSFF blog tour, I didn’t receive Fearless in time to read and review for the tour. But I will review it, posting it here and at Dancing word.net where I occasionally post reviews. Went to see Harry Potter because my daughter raved that it was the best one yet. I don’t know about you,

Tell us about your life, where you grew up and what were some of your interests and hobbies. I am a product of the Piedmont/Triad area of North Carolina. Born and raised here, lived here all my life and never want to move. I went to a private school growing up where I was encouraged by many of my teachers

Today begins the CSFF Blog tour for thriller writer ROBIN PARRISH. Ted Dekker says “Robin Parrish is the kind of writer who understands how to entertain from the word go. His stories are sure to shape fiction for years to come.” I know you’ll agree with me that it’s exciting to see more writers of Robin’s caliber break the speculative

. . .All of it is meaningless, a chasing after the wind. You remember Solomon’s observations about life in Ecclesiastes. Do you ever feel the same way? My days are filled with much of the same toil until one day runs into another, leaving me feeling like I’m getting nowhere. Cleaning, laundry, meals, cleaning laundry meals, intermingled with weeping and