John Robinson: Writing the Unexpected
John Robinson has one of the most interesting “first sale” stories in the business. Yet he somehow manages to trump it with the stories he writes. [...]
Just believing…
It's hard to believe that DivineDetour.com has been online for six months—today. Perhaps it's a fitting time to admit how that first post took a [...]
Angela Breidenbach: Gems of Wisdom
Angela Breidenbach, Mrs. Montana International 2009, spends much of her time helping others achieve their personal best. She is a writer, a teacher, a wife [...]
Treasures in the Darkness: Portrait of a Veteran
Olaf “Bud” Veath joined the USCG in June 1940, and received boot camp training at Ellis Island, New York. From August of that year until [...]
John C. Burnam: Writing History — a Monumental Task
John C. Burnam’s story began in 1967, yet it won’t be complete until 2012. His heroes are not just characters in a book. They are [...]
Tammy Genovese: Country Music, Faith and Family
Tammy Genovese grew up in a small town, moved to the big city, and then, subsequently, did very well for herself. For many years she [...]
Andrea Boeshaar: Seasons of Redemption
Andrea Boeshaar is a speaker, life coach, and former literary agent. She is also a prolific author, who has been down the path of detours [...]
The Roys: A Story of Faith, Family and Bluegrass Music
Born to French-Canadian parents, siblings Lee and Elaine Roy hail from Fitchburg, Massachusetts. That may not be the average start for a bluegrass band, but [...]
Chris Calleja: In Pursuit of a Passion
Chris Calleja always had the music inside him—something he didn't realize until later in life. Now that he has found his passion, there's no stopping [...]
Davis Bunn: The Black Madonna
Born and raised in North Carolina, Davis Bunn now divides his time between the United States and England, where he serves as Writer In Residence [...]