CFBR: What do you hope readers will draw from Starlighter?
Bryan: I hope readers understand that the chains of slavery aren’t just made of metal, and they don’t just bind arms and legs. Many are enslaved in our culture spiritually and emotionally, and we all have a part in helping them find ultimate freedom, which is freedom in Christ.
CFBR: Tell us about your favorite character(s) in the book.
Bryan: It’s probably Koren, a slave girl on the dragon planet. When she tells stories, they come to life around her, like ghosts acting out the story. As a gifted slave, she is called to be a servant to a prophesied dragon king who, in this story, is still unhatched in a black egg. When she communicates with it, she learns a lot about her world and herself.
CFBR: Can you share with us a short scene?
Bryan: Sure, here is a link to the first chapter - Starlight: Chapter One
CFBR: What advice would you give aspiring authors?
Bryan: Learn the craft. It takes more than desire and imagination to write a great story. Read books on writing. Go to writers’ conferences. And practice, practice, practice. Never give up.
CFBR: What methods do you think work best for authors who need to promote their own books?
Bryan: Speaking at schools and homeschool groups around the country has worked best for me. I am able to get students excited about writing and about my books at the same time.
CFBR: God bless you, Bryan. Your stories are inspiring and filled with adventure. Thank you for sharing that adventure with us.
Bryan: You’re welcome. Thank you for the opportunity.
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