Author conversations

Bring THE PROVIDENCE to your table.

Invite Quinlan Motley into a live online conversation with your Book Club, Church group, classroom, library, or community reading group.

Quinlan Motley, GoodNovels.org Author
Quinlan MotleyGoodNovels.org Author

A live online conversation

Read closely. Ask freely. Leave with the question still alive.

Groups may discuss the book, bring questions from participants, and request an optional focus on writing biblical fiction without presenting imagination as Scripture.

A request begins a private review. No appearance is scheduled until the organizer and author confirm the date, time, format, and access details in writing.

Conversation options

A clear shape for your group.

25 minutes

Focused questions

A concise moderated conversation built around a small set of participant questions.

45 minutes

Book discussion

A broader discussion of the novel’s themes, craft, source boundary, and group responses.

60 minutes

Extended conversation

More room for reader questions and an optional focus on writing historically grounded biblical fiction.

Suitable groups

Readers meeting with purpose

Book Clubs, Church groups, Sunday School groups, classrooms, libraries, community groups, and literary organizations may inquire.

Accessibility

Plan access from the start

Include caption, interpreter, pacing, platform, or other access needs with the request so they can be considered before confirmation.

Recording

No recording by default

A recording requires separate written consent before the conversation. A request to record is not permission.

Privacy

Keep the meeting link private

Confirmed access details belong only to the approved organizer and participants. GoodNovels.org never publishes a private meeting link.

What to include

One complete request.

The prepared email opens with every field needed for initial review. Complete only what applies and review the message before sending.

  1. Organizer name, group, and reply address
  2. Time zone, group size, and preferred dates
  3. Requested 25, 45, or 60 minute session
  4. Discussion format or focus
  5. Caption or other accessibility needs
  6. Any recording request, with no recording as the default

Request a conversation

Prepare the details in one message.

The request opens in your mail application for your review. It is sent only when you choose Send. Sending does not confirm an appearance.

Open the prepared request email