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The Opinionless Authors series is a new, monthly podcast program dedicated to talking with up-and-coming writers about what fuels their creative process and what drives their work. Kenn is the first featured author in the series where he talks about Pious, the Opinionless Virtual Bookclub’s official selection for the month of June.

Listen in to this one-on-one, spoiler-free discussion centered on Pious. Kenn also talks a little bit about his upcoming novel that will be released later this year. Enjoy.

Lena Nelson Dooley is an award-winning Christian novelist and she interviewed me a few months ago about Kenn Bivins’s first novel, Pious. This is that awesome interview.

Aaron Westerman over at opinionless just wrote a great review of Pious. I love how he ends it with, “You think you know a person? Think again.”

Another review of Pious here.
Thank you goes to Delonya at The Urban Book Source for taking the time to read Pious and share kind words.

Whether you’re in a book club or not, you’ll want to see these discussion questions after you’ve read PIOUS. They add a dimension and realm of thought that you may not have considered before.

So you’ve read Pious. What are your thoughts, opinions, ideas, and/or critiques? Join the conversation.

One of the most talked about B-stories in PIOUS was the relationship between Drew and Lela and how it seemed unresolved in the end. This was intentional as all conflicts aren’t resolved so easily in real life. Do you think Lela will ever come to terms with Drew’s sexual affiliation? Do you think Drew will ever admit to the world and his family who he really is?

The following image is a screen capture of the bookmarks that I accumulated during research to accurately depict the story I wanted to tell with PIOUS. It’s interesting to see this collection of links more than a year later. I can’t help but wonder what the casual observer might think to see these, so here they are. If this doesn’t tempt you to read to PIOUS, I’m not sure what will.

If you missed the Conversations Live interview with Kenn Bivins where host, Cyrus Webb, asked him about what led him to write PIOUS, listen to an archive of the complete show here. Enjoy!