VACATION PHOTO STYLES
VACATION PHOTO STYLES

By Lisa Black When you vacation, what do you take pictures of? (And don't tell me you don't take pictures, not now when everyone has a camera in their phone and their phone is never out of arm's reach. If you're failing to pictorially document every beach, cruise ship casino jackpot and stunning...

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ON TOUR WITH DEAD WRITERS – Only five?
ON TOUR WITH DEAD WRITERS – Only five?

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. From the correct responses, one will be randomly drawn to...

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ROGUE REELS: Tracy Clark
ROGUE REELS: Tracy Clark

By Chris Goff On December 6th, Rogue Women Writers introduced our new ROGUE REELS feature highlighting J.T. Ellison reading from her latest novel, A VERY BAD THING. This month we are showcasing one of our very own Rogues. Tracy Clark appeared on Rogue Reads most recently in November 2024, but her...

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DECEMBER ROGUE ROUNDUP
DECEMBER ROGUE ROUNDUP

It’s a Rogue Roundup: See what we Rogues discovered, researched, and talked about in December... A great writer knows when to deliver a juicy plot twist. But for one author, the biggest twist of all is her own murder. That's the plot of J.T. Ellison's new novel, which we revisited in our new...

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AN RV WIFE
AN RV WIFE

Did you know our Rogue Karna Bodman enjoys turning from thrillers to poetry? Inspiration struck one evening while visiting Jackson Hole and she jotted down An RV Wife, which later won Honorable Mention in a Writer's Digest contest. AN RV WIFE Now I’m a guy who really loves The great outdoors, you...

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JUST CHECKING IN: The Fun of Book Series
JUST CHECKING IN: The Fun of Book Series

By Tracy Clark Why do I love book series? Simple. I like to see how the worm turns. I like to follow characters and see how they get on. I’m curious that way. When I picked up my first Sue Grafton novel, A is for Alibi, and chuckled at the fiercely independent Kinsey Millhone as she went about her...

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