Susan E. Rogers

Identity! Everything needs a name, that word (or two or three) that claims its uniqueness.  Every place has a name. Every object has a...

Who Knew These Choices Would Be So hard? In these next few posts, I plan to describe the process I’ve followed for self-publishing my...

As my writing emerged and evolved, so did other transforming aspects of my life. Over the past few years, as I’ve developed my psychic...

Like so many others, this storytelling path of mine started when I was a child. I was read to and I read a lot so it was only a natural...

Ready Set, Go! This is where it begins - I just wrote my first Substack. I didn’t think I’d ever give in, but, well, I guess I have -...

It's official! I've signed a contract with PsychoToxin Press to publish my horror/thriller novella Death in the Cards. I am beyond...

I don't usually enter writing contests. It's not that I don't think my stories aren't good enough. They are. I always feel validated with...

A piece of flash fiction, "Dark and Stormy" was one of the first stories I had accepted for publication. It was originally published in...

Today is #PitDark on Twitter. "#PitDark is the first and only Twitter pitch event to highlight literature of a “darker” nature....

A week ago I started to write a new short story. The main character was a fairy and the name that came through to me for her was Alillya....

This year the Sunshine State Book Festival is online, virtual and FREE! A book festival is a celebration of learning and literacy that...

It means they learned it by reading. I saw this statement in a meme on Facebook today and it really struck home. I've always been proud...

sometimes they gush and sometimes they dribble. Every day, every hour is different but there's no second thought. The words surge on....

I'm trying this #PitMad thing on Twitter today. Pitches posted for my two manuscripts - Haunted in Paradise and Lady, Will You Hear Me? -...

Here I am with my very first blog post ever. Never thought I'd have a blog. But then again, I never expected that I would get to be a...