COMING OF AGE IN THE TIME OF COVID

by Chris GoffI celebrated a birthday a few weeks back, one that marks retirement for many people. But not a writer. Right?That's something I am. I have four training books on the shelf and eight books published novels  I've had some success, garnered some critical acclaim, won a few...

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THE PONZI SCHEME’S NOT-SO-HAPPY ANNIVERSARY

by Lisa BlackWe’ve all heard of Ponzi schemes, the shorthand often (but not always) deserved. The name comes from Charles Ponzi, born in Italy in 1882, intelligent and educated (he apparently attended the university of Rome) and charming—oh, so charming. He came to America with big dreams, worked...

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HEATHER YOUNG GOES ROGUE

by Chris GoffThe Rogues are thrilled to welcome Heather Young. Heather earned her law degree from the University of Virginia, and practiced law in San Francisco before beginning her writing career. She received an MFA from the Bennington College Writing Seminars, a Fellowship from the Sewanee...

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JOSEPH BADAL GOES ROGUE

by Karna Small BodmanI'm delighted to welcome bestselling author Joseph Badal as our guest blogger. I first met Joe at Thrillerfest some years ago and learned that he first served as a commissioned officer in the US Army in highly classified positions, then he worked in the banking and...

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LAURIE R. KING GOES ROGUE

by Karna Small BodmanWe are delighted to welcome guest blogger, Laurie R. King – the New York Times bestselling author of the Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes series. Author Lee Child describes this series as “the most sustained feat of imagination in mystery fiction today.” In the newest...

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ROGUE WOMEN MAY ROUNDUP!

Here's what we Rogues talked about, researched, and revealed in May...Do you ever daydream about fantasy houses that you'd love to live in? Rogue Lisa Black shares her top three.This whole thing got started four years ago. The Rogues think back. What were they reading, researching and...

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THE APPEAL OF AUDIO BOOKS

by Karna Small BodmanMany of us are still hunkered down working from home, while others are slowly getting back to their jobs. For those returning, instead of using crowded public transportation, some are driving to work when they can. It turns out that for both the at-home crowd, along with the...

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