Interview

Of Intimacy, Revelation and Redemption…

In my recent interview with Tabitha Vinson of Praise and Worship ICU (PWICU), we discussed human intimacy, an aspect that, for Tabitha, played heavily in my recent novel, The House.

That night, it struck me that as with The House, and all good works of fiction, intimacy plays an important role in not simply the emotional narrative of a story.

Intimacy heavily contributes to the establishment of the opening of a work of fiction.

Through presenting the protagonist in a series of intimate relationships, readers get to know the personality of the central character, flaws and all.

From this we gain entrance into their yearnings.

And yearnings always relate to desires and wants, ultimately inner conflicts that get ignited once the protagonist enters the quest to achieve her or his goal.

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Radio Show | Victor McGlothin

Author, Victor McGlothin discusses his recent novel, The Secrets of Newberry.

Victor’s other works include: Autumn Leaves, Miss Etta’s Fast House, Down On My Knees, Sinful, Sinful Too, What’s a Woman Gotta’ Do, and Every Sistah Wants It.

Victor has also written Sleep Don’t Come Easy (with J. D. Mason), Whispers Between the Sheets (in cooperation with Earl Sewell and Phillip Thomas Duck), and Borrow Trouble (with Mary Monroe).

So tune in.

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