By Alex Kava Writing a novel is a solitary endeavor, but sometimes it helps to hear how other authors deal with the same challenges. Plus, we all could use a little inspiration once in a while. Here are five of my favorite podcasts offering conversations, information and a whole lot of...
It’s a Rogue Roundup: See what we Rogues discovered, researched, and talked about in February… Remember the old ‘70s TV show Police Woman? It starred Angie Dickinson as Det. Pepper Anderson: capable police sergeant, fierce fighter, … and damsel in distress? Tracy Clark takes a closer look,...
Or so Amy Poehler tells me... By Chris Goff This has been a year of downsizing. It’s not for the faint of heart. Where it began. Five years ago we went from 4,000 square feet to 1,750 square feet. Talk about downsizing. We sorted through our life’s accumulation, getting rid of things we could bear...
By Jenny Milchman And do I have some books for you! Or for a mother in your life, or someone you think of as a mother, or someone who has or once had a mother—and I could go on. Point being that every one of us has been touched in some way by the concept of motherhood, whether in real life or...
By Jenny Milchman Five Triumphant Thrillers As a five-foot, zero-inch woman, I can't exactly kill a bad guy with my bare hands like Reacher. So I right wrongs in my books, and love authors who do as well. Here's five triumphant thrillers I'd highly recommend. The School for Good Mothers by...
