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Author Interviews April 15, 2015

Interview: Susan Baganz

If Susan Baganz looks familiar, it’s because she was mentioned on the World Wide Blog Hop I did back in October.

HL Carpenter writes sweet, clean fiction suitable for your entire family. Visit HLCarpenter.com for gift reads and the latest Carpenter Country news.

Christine Lebednik

Christine Lebednik has spent much of her writing work life in the technical and business writing area of the discipline. She has written on a wide range of topics in web content writing from spiritual to technical topics, and also has some experience working within corporate training settings as a subset of her work as a technical and business writer.

William Ballard

William Ballard, a freelance writer, blogger, and author, is chief executive of Freelance Writer and Author William Ballard (currently located in Grand Prairie, Texas). He blogs about freelance writing, blogging, and business at his Freelance Writing and Business Blog.

Sarah Katreen Hoggatt

Sarah is the author of several books and numerous articles. A freelance writer, international speaker, book designer, and spiritual director, she holds a Master of Arts degree in Christian Ministry and a Certificate of Spiritual Formation and Discipleship from George Fox Evangelical Seminary. Sarah makes her home in Salem, Oregon. For more information, see her website at SarahKatreenHoggatt.com.

Allyson Carter

Allyson Carter is an author who dips her toes into the suspense and romance genres in the Edgy Christian market. She lives in Missouri with her husband, four children and three cats, where she homeschools her children, three on the autism spectrum. You can find out more about her books and read her blog on her website.

Jennifer Snow

Jennifer Snow writes contemporary romance fiction for Penguin Random House and Harlequin, with books ranging from small-towns to big cities. She lives in Edmonton, Alberta with her husband and five year old son. Visit her website for more info.

Glynis Boyd Hughes

Glynis Boyd Hughes believes inspired writing can change the world. Epiphanies, iced coffee and a really awesome husband serve as the backdrop for her contributions to the cause.

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pesto and potholes

Interview: Susan Baganz