Tom Robinson asked Tosca Lee:

Did you always know you wanted to write, professionally? And, do you find it easy or difficult to be an active member of your church, with your schedule - & your celebrity?

Tosca Lee Hi, Tom! Actually, I had no idea until I was in college. I had written all my life and won contests in school... I just never really thought of it until my freshman year in college when I was talking about why I loved novels so much to my father and blurted out "I think I want to write a book." That summer, I wrote my first one (which is still in a crate somewhere in my basement with all the other skeletons ;). I tend to serve churches I don't attend (as a guest speaker, etc.) but attend closer to home quietly. I just married last year and am new to the area, so they know my husband better than me. :)

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out of all of your book which one did you love writing the most? it may be a hard question lol if i had to choose it would have to be the legend of Sheba and biligues moms book

Adam Collings asked Tosca Lee:

You have an amazing gift for historical and Biblical fiction, but you've also written fantasy with Ted Dekker. As a lover of all things geeky, do you think you'll dive back into speculative fiction at some point?

Daniel Landsman asked Tosca Lee:

Have you ever read Saramago's the Gospel According to Jesus Christ? If so what did you think? Did it play at all into how you crafted Iscariot?

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Did you always know you wanted to write, professionally? And, do you find it easy or difficult to be an active member of your church, with your schedule - & your celebrity?

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out of all of your book which one did you love writing the most? it may be a hard question lol if i had to choose it would have to be the legend of Sheba and biligues moms book

You have an amazing gift for historical and Biblical fiction, but you've also written fantasy with Ted Dekker. As a lover of all things geeky, do you think you'll dive back into speculative fiction at some point?

Have you ever read Saramago's the Gospel According to Jesus Christ? If so what did you think? Did it play at all into how you crafted Iscariot?

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