TODAY | November 14, 2012
Author on success: ‘God has a sense of humor’
Paul Young, whose first book, “The Shack,” sold a surprising 18 million copies, chats about his second novel, “Cross Roads,” and says he loves the controversy that surrounds his spiritual novels.
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