Q&A: Allison Pittman
?While there is breath, there is time to turn back to God, to go to the home He has prepared for us.?
?While there is breath, there is time to turn back to God, to go to the home He has prepared for us.?
Dr. James Dobson answers six questions about his debut novel?a dystopian thriller co-written with Kurt Bruner.
“Not only can the love of a good man or a good woman make you want to be a better person, but God’s love can ultimately change your life into something better than you ever could have imagined.”
“I don’t feel I should tell a reader what she should get from a book of mine, because every reader is different.”
“I did a lot of research to make certain there were no anachronisms in the book.”
?None of us can solve the problem, but we can each do something to help.?
?The thing I love best is getting and using reader feedback in story ideas and settings.?
“For external story elements I rely on a lot of research and a dose of imagination.”
“You have to talk to someone who can help you and never give up until you find that person.”