I LOVE DOING RESEARCH
I LOVE DOING RESEARCH

By Chris Goff I love doing research. When I’m in the throes of writing a book, I spend a lot of time going down various rabbit holes. Some may say too much time. And I dig up all sorts of interesting shi…. information. Take my current work-in-progress, Operation Gentoo. The story starts out in...

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MAY ROGUE ROUNDUP
MAY ROGUE ROUNDUP

It’s a Rogue Roundup: See what we Rogues discovered, researched, and talked about in May... We began May in the child's palace of the mind: the local library. Jenny Milchman called upon us to revisit our fond memories and tell us how as an adult she enjoys conservation of these sacred spaces in On...

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IS THERE SOMETHING WRONG WITH US?
IS THERE SOMETHING WRONG WITH US?

By Lisa Black Last week a large group of people traveled to St. Petersburg, Florida, and checked into a large Hilton with marble floors and pricey valet parking. Did they walk across the street and catch a soccer game or a concert at the Al Lang Stadium? Walk a couple hundred feet to the Dali...

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ON CHILDHOOD & BOOK PALACES
ON CHILDHOOD & BOOK PALACES

By Jenny Milchman When I was a young girl I read Frances Hodgson Burnett's The Secret Garden and dreamed of flowers on the Yorkshire moors. I read Jane Eyre cloaked by the curtains in my girlhood home and felt them as heavy and dusty window dressings from Mr. Rochester's mansion. Books have been...

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APRIL ROGUE ROUNDUP
APRIL ROGUE ROUNDUP

It’s a Rogue Roundup: See what we Rogues discovered, researched, and talked about in April... April began with a visit from Extraordinary Guest Author, Tori Eldridge who told us of how she struggled to write of her native Hawaii and the joy she found once she did in Coming Home with Kaua‘i Storm....

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MUSIC AS THE WRITER’S MUSE
MUSIC AS THE WRITER’S MUSE

By Karna Bodman Have you ever heard a song that inspired you to write a story or a poem? I know I have. Shakespeare once wrote, “If music be the food of love, play on.” It is said that Ernest Hemingway and James Joyce were also inspired by music when they wrote some of their most famous tales.  ...

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