Faith 'n Fiction Saturdays is hosted by Amy on her blog My Friend Amy. Go there to join or read more posts.Today's Question: Christian fiction is growing as a market, but there are still many unexplored storylines and under-represented genres. What issues or ideas would you like to see tackled from a Christian worldview? Or, what setting would you like to see? Which genres would you like to see more books?
My answer: I would like to see more stories from the earlier part of the 20th century... say, 1900 to about 1960... World War I, the Great Depression, World War II, the Cold War... but from an everyday stay-at-home/domestic female perspective, not battlefield/thriller type stories.
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Can't think of any off the top of my head, but I have read a few in that era - Grace Livingston Hill wrote a few books in that time. Tricia Goyer has as well.
Me too!!!
Unique answer. That would make for some different and interesting books.
My answers are up at Free Spirit-
http://tinyurl.com/cgvu7s
Lynn Austin's A Woman's Place is one that fits in that time slot; it's a good one too!
Oh that's a good idea.
http://wynsbooks.blogspot.com
I think Grace Livingston Hill fits that bill. But I have to confess I didn't like her books. Too cookie cutter to me!
My post
That time is so filled with early women's rights that sometimes the other ladies are overlooked.
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