The Long March Home just won the International Book Award in Historical Fiction! Rogue Tosca Lee and her coauthor, Marcus Brotherton, are so honored to shine a light on those who served in WWII in the Philippines. This is Tosca Lee's third International Book Award in as many years! Read all about...
By Isabella Maldonado Ah, the elusive flow state—that magical realm where words pour out like a perfectly brewed cup of coffee, smooth and invigorating. It's the writer's equivalent of a unicorn: often discussed, rarely seen, and when you do catch a glimpse, it's nothing short of enchanting. If...
By Z.J. Czupor ZJ Czupor's On Tour with Dead Writers brings us clues to a mystery author each second Tuesday of the month. Dust off your investigative skills and send your answer to mysteryminutecontest@gmail.com by the 20th of the month. Waigani National and Supreme Court House, Port...
By Karna Small Bodman For all of us authors, Zoom has been a great way to connect with readers, among others. I figure everyone reading this has a Zoom account and receives many invitations to join meetings from time to time. We don’t pay attention to the technology involved we simply take it for...
By Tracy Clark Writing books is fun, mostly. Going out in the world and trying to persuade readers to buy your book, or even pick it up from the library, can be terrifying. Picture yourself at a signing table. One table. One chair. Your books stacked there waiting for someone to care. You’re...
By Lisa Black Not four, as previously announced, but five fabulous authors will be featured at next Monday's Rogue Reads, including Hart Hanson, writer and creator of the TV shows Bones, Backstrom, and The Finder. June 10, 2024 7 PM EST Tune in for a lively conversation with HART HANSON, STUART...
By Lisa Black It’s summertime! The season to kick back with the beverage of your choice and a good book while you watch the kids in the pool, wait for your flight or stretch out in the sand! To help you make the most of the good weather, one lucky subscriber to our monthly newsletter will win this...
By Lisa Black If you’ve ever perused my social media feed, you may know that last year I fostered four of the most impossibly adorable kittens ever. This year the animal shelter gave me a mom cat with two newborns kittens, so tiny they never moved from the carrier. I set out the litter box and...
This is the old New York City Police Headquarters at 240 Centre Street (Little Italy neighborhood of Manhattan). Built in 1905 in the Beaux Arts, Baroque, and Renaissance Revival style, it replaced an older building on Mulberry Street where Theodore Roosevelt served as New York City Police...
By Tosca Lee There are questions authors get asked all the time: what was your path to publication? Where do you get your ideas? What do you hope readers will take away from this book? (I am curious about all of these things when it comes to other authors, too.) Another regular question: which...
