When I originally posted the poem You Are the Dance, I invited musicians to record their renditions of it if they felt so inspired. Artist Tim Coons took me up on it – the week his daughter was born! I was stunned by the results, a three-part harmonic ode of joy and celebration. It was recently released as part […]
I love comic books and graphic novels. From childhood on, comics have grown with me, from the teenagers of Riverdale High to superheroes like Peter David‘s Incredible Hulk to complex tales of myth and biography. But I’ve never seen a graphic novel like Dan Maurer’s semi-autobiographical Sobriety. I was so moved by its story and even existence that I […]
Frank, Mary – why did you write The Day I Met Jesus? Frank: Back in 2007, I got an idea to create a new genre of Christian literature. I call that genre “biblical narrative.” The new genre would contain autobiographical fiction closely based on the Scriptural narratives and faithful to first-century history. It would also contain a nonfiction […]
Mike Morrell: Chasing Francis is a book that just keeps on going. It’s been three years since it’s publication and I still hear about people discovering it for the first time. The terms “slow burn hit” and “long tail” come to mind. What do you think about that? Ian Cron: You ever listen to old […]
I recently had the chance to catch up with Ian Cron to discuss his novel, Chasing Francis, which after three years on the market is only garnering more and more acclaim. This is the first of a multi-part interview. You can keep up with Ian on Twitter @iancron. Mike Morrell: Chasing Francis. It’s this novel […]
