Teri Emory, author of Second Acts This is your debut novel. But, with the combined wisdom and experience of your three protagonists, do you feel like you’ve been writing this book all your life? I’ve drawn on decades of experiences... Read More

First, get the news that you have cancer and are about to undergo a treatment that will make you very sick. Now, try to sit down and write a memoir about your experience that contains some wry humor and ties it all into a narrative arc... Read More

Amy Rogers, author of The Han Agent You cover a great deal of ground in The Han Agent, from WWII history to modern DNA sequencing. How did you retain such a sharp focus in the story line? When it comes to story material, newspapers and... Read More

President Trump this week rescinded the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, raising the possibility that many children of undocumented immigrants could be deported “back” to countries they’ve never known. And... Read More

Cancer does not care how tough you are or if you are sensitive to the pain of treatment. How a cancer patient copes, though, depends very much on those around her, from nurses and doctors to family and friends. They help set the tone for... Read More

Ted Stewart, author of Supreme Power: 7 Pivotal Supreme Court Decisions That Had a Major Impact on America How important has the Supreme Court been, historically, in curbing the power of the executive branch? Supreme PowerThe short... Read More

Elizabeth Turnbull, author of Say to These Mountains: A Biography of Faith and Ministry in Rural Haiti What is the biggest misconception Americans have about Haiti and Haitians? Say To These MountainsToo many Americans believe that... Read More

Ignorance is a superpower. And, like any superpower, it can be used for good or for evil. In these times, most of us are all too aware of the price paid for ignorance. It can set back progress for generations. But knowledge of one’s... Read More