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Faith and Fiction

March 31, 2010 By David Forsmark 11 Comments

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enemies

A thriller writer and an FBI veteran eschew sermonizing for suspense in two Christian fiction hits.

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Andrew Klavan: My Way Into and Out of the Left – by Jamie Glazov

December 11, 2009 By Jamie Glazov 77 Comments

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Klavan

The critically-acclaimed novelist discusses his escape from the political faith.

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