IT’S ALWAYS HARD TO SAY GOODBYE
By The Rogue Women Writers An announcement To all of our fans, friends, and supporters, We're writing to you today to announce that Rogue Women Writers has decided to disband. This was not an easy decision, but we believe it is the right one for us at this time. To our fellow authors and everyone...
YASMIN ANGOE GOES ROGUE: When Setting Became My Character
By Yasmin Angoe I get asked about how I come up with my settings in my books, and I figured I’d finally share why I always seem to write about woods, forests, or swamps. My latest newly published thriller, Behind These Four Walls, takes place on a fictional mountain inspired by Carter Mountain in...
JOE BATTAGLIA GOES ROGUE: Olympics of the Future
by Joe Battaglia In my novel Beneath the Rings, a political thriller set against the 2040 Doha Olympics, Nova Mendelsohn stands as a fierce, unyielding force—a 53-year-old independent journalist with red hair and hazel eyes hiding scars and relentless drive. She's not just chasing stories; she's...
DECEMBER ROGUE ROUNDUP
It’s a Rogue Roundup: See what we Rogues discovered, researched, and talked about in December… What a month! First, recently retired CSI and Rogue Lisa Black told us the inside Secrets of Working Crime Scenes. Then novelist Mia Sheridan discussed the road to writing a tech...
HOLIDAY HISTORY
By Karna Small Bodman Now that we all have enjoyed the turkey dinner, the exchange of gifts, the laughter and joy with family and friends, it is time to reflect on this Holiday Season and ask ourselves: Why do we do this in December – where did it all start? I decided to do a bit of research and...
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
Dearest Rogue Readers, We wish you the happiest of holidays and warmth from our hearths to yours. May your days be merry, your hearts light, and your bags heavy, heavy, heavy with new and beloved books. Best wishes toward your New Year & Happy Holidays, The Rogues A Christmas Quartet singing...
DANIELLA BERNETT GOES ROGUE: Secrets in Amsterdam
by Daniella Bernett It was slightly larger than a postage stamp. The bold headline caught my eye: WISHING TO TRACE. The ad appeared to concern an inheritance. But what if it was a code for something else? Who were these people? The years 1938 and 1939 were mentioned. Was the matter connected to...
EMBRACING THE SEASON
By Chris Goff It’s that time of year and reality is setting in—our days for embracing the season are numbered. The holiday displays that popped up before Halloween are now picked over and coming down. Hanukkah is nearly upon us, and we have 14 more shopping days until Christmas. That’s right! If...
