Over the course of blogging, I’ve compiled a decent number of interviews with writer friends, editors, agents, and people of interest. Some of my personal faves are my interview with Robert Darden, senior editor for the Wittenburg Door and Baylor U prof, Debra Dixon’s two-part interview regarding the state of publishing is quite good, as is Hugo and Nebula award winner Nancy Kress’s where we discuss the craft of writing and the genre of Science Fiction. R.J. Anderson’s take on fantasy and folklore is terrific, as is NY Times best-selling author Tosca Lee on her controversial novel Iscariot. Anyway, here’s 25 people I’ve interviewed. Enjoy!
- Heather Gilbert — on her debut Viking historical “God’s Daughter”
- Jessica Thomas — on indie publishing and her new small press, Provision Books
- Stephanie Drury — of “Stuff Christian Culture Likes”
- Christopher Fischer — on his debut novel “History of Stone and Steel”
- Caleb Breakey — on his debut non-fiction book “Called to Stay”
- Gina Holmes — on inspirational fiction, domestic violence, feminism and “Christian” co-dependency
- Darrell Dow — of “Stuff Fundies Like”
- Nancy Kress — Hugo and Nebula award winner on writing
- Tosca Lee — on her novel “Iscariot”
- Tracy Bateman — on her novel “Thirsty” and Christian vampire fiction
- R.J. Anderson — on fairy tales and YA fiction
- Dan Keohane Part 1 and Part 2 — Stoker nominee on publishing, horror fiction, and his novel “Margaret’s Ark”
- Grace Bridges — founder and editor at “Splashdown Books”
- Johne Cook Part 1 and Part 2 — of “Raygun Revival”
- Literary Agent Rachelle Gardner — on speculative fiction in the CBA
- Christian Speculative Fiction Panel: Jeff Gerke, Rebecca Miller, and Frank Creed — on the state of Christian Speculative Fiction
- Debra Dixon Part 1 and Part 2 — President/Publisher of Belle Books and its imprint Bell Bridge Books
- Chila Woychik — Managing editor at “Port Yonder Press”
- Amy Riley — blogger and founder of the INSPY Awards
- Jason Sizemore — Publisher and Editor at Apex Publications
- J.Mark Bertrand — on writing in present tense
- Brett McCracken — about his book “Hipster Christianity”
- Michelle Pendergrass — on Coach’s Midnight Diner
- Coach Culbertson — founder of Relief Journal and Coach’s Midnight Diner
- Robert Darden — Professor of Journalism at Baylor University and Senior Editor of the “Wittenburg Door”
