It’s a Rogue Roundup: See what we Rogues discovered, researched, and talked about in April…

Tracy Clark started April off with a question: Are you a Wrangler or Tosser? When you’re well into a writing project and nothing’s lining up, do you toss it or push on? She tells you her preference and why in Wrangler or Tosser?

Did you know very few authors are instant bestsellers? Several authors you know and love worked for years before hitting the bestseller list. Karna Small Bodman shows us how patience pays off in this blog.

We were full of questions this April–next on our list was “Whodunit?” Or, to be more precise, who done the “Whodunit?” Take a guess on April’s Mystery Author, whose debut is recognized as the first whodunit mystery, with On Tour with Dead Writers from Z.J. Czupor.

In the middle of the month, we put away questions and took a relaxing run through one of the most difficult obstacle courses this side of the Mississippi. Isabella Maldonado shared the five insider secrets she learned from running the FBI Obstacle Course at Quantico.

Feeling refreshed, we turned to face a few huge decisions with Jenny Milchman. She gave us 10 tips toward deciding between several life-changing options when you can only walk one path.

We then wrapped April by returning to Rogue Tracy Clark, who spent a weekend in the middle of the month at the Left Coast Crime conference winning the Lefty for Best Mystery Novel! We tell you about about her and the other winners in this Flash.

Thank you for joining us for the April Rogue Roundup. Join us on May 20th for the next Rogue Reads.
And, until next time, stay Rogue.