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Author Interview: Hannah Gaudette
Author Interview: Hannah Gaudette

For this monthā€™s author feature, welcome Hannah Gaudette! She is a multi-genre author with two complete fantasy series (a trilogy and a duology), as well as a standalone dystopian novel and more. And sheā€™s given some great answers to the questions I threw at her!

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More Than An Escape: Fiction Helps Shape Our View of Reality
More Than An Escape: Fiction Helps Shape Our View of Reality

Fantasy has often been called an escape. Iā€™ve heard people say escapism is the purpose of the genre. But what if fantasy means a little bit more?

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Author Interview: H.A. Pruitt
Author Interview: H.A. Pruitt

Iā€™m happy to welcome H.A. Pruitt to the blog! She is an author of Christian fantasy and has published five books in her YA fantasy series Anelthalien, as well as a companion novel for the series. 

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Author Interview: J.F. Rogers
Author Interview: J.F. Rogers

For the very first author interview on the blog, Iā€™m happy to welcome Christian fantasy author J.F. Rogers! She has published several books in portal/epic fantasy as well as some fairytale retellings. And she has given some great answers to the questions I threw at her!

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