By Carla Neggers With the many unprecedented challenges of the past year-plus, I dug out an essay I wrote a few years ago for Writes of Passage, an award-winning collection put together by Sisters in Crime and published by Henery Press. I thought I’d share it here. More than once over the...
by Karna Small Bodman As millions have been celebrating America’s Independence and taking much anticipated vacations, I hope many of you will finally have a chance to relax and pick up a new book. My Rogue colleagues are among the “best read” friends I know, so I asked them to share what...
By Chris Goff Ask any author, it’s a thrill to be nominated. And even nicer to win! With Spring marking the kickoff to Awards season, this time of year you’ll find any number of authors waiting on pins and needles to find out whether or not their book has been given the nod. But how important are...
K.J. Howe: A literary icon dead before finishing her final novel, an unstable daughter who is tasked with the job of filling those pages—prepare yourself for an unveiling of family secrets like no other. A warm welcome to Joani Elliot and congrats to her on this blockbuster debut, The Audacity of...
Here’s what we Rogues talked about, researched, and revealed in April…
Noted best-sellers Lee Child and Laurie R. King invite 70 top authors to contribute essays and tips on the art and craft of writing and publishing.
Karna Small Bodman provides delectable recommendations for novels that feature recipes.
“These four tips will help you achieve thriller pacing that allows all elements of your work to shine, leaving your readers truly thrilled!”
“I did not set out to write a novel that centered around a hit woman. It was the furthest thing from my mind. She just grew that way.”
Everything that the Rogue Women Writers talked about, researched, and revealed in March.
