Gilbert Morris is a highly respected and prolific American novelist, known for his work in Christian fiction. He has written numerous series, including the House of Winslow, Appomattox Saga, Jim Reno Western Saga, Price of Liberty, American Century, Wakefield Dynasty, Cheney Duvall, M.D., Liberty Bell, Spirit of Appalachia, Chronicles of the Golden Frontier, Dani Ross Mysteries, Lions of Judah, Barney Buck, Seven Sleepers, Bonnets and Bugles, Dixie Morris Animal Adventures, Daystar Voyages and Too Smart Jones series. Morris often collaborates with other authors, including his daughter and son, Lynn and Alan.
Born on May 24th, 1929, Morris became a pastor for about ten years before transitioning to an English professor job at Ouachita Baptist University. He has a PhD recognition from the University of Arkansas and has been involved with postgraduate work in London. Morris currently resides in Alabama with his wife and has three daughters. In addition to his work with Bethany House Publishers, he has also published with various other publishing houses. His books have been successful, with nearly six million copies sold worldwide, and he has won several awards, including a 2001 Christy Award for the Civil War drama "Edge of Honor."