In my research on Christian fiction I stumbled upon this article by Mike Duran on message-driven fiction. He implies that because Christian readers are continually looking for the message that our interpretive skills are dulled. What think you? I still haven’t reached a conclusion, but I wanted to hear from the rest of you.
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