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Cynthia Rogerson

Cynthia Rogerson

Cynthia Rogerson speaks with James McConnachie about ensuring realism, disliking positive discrimination and enduring chick-lit covers. Cynthia Rogerson speaks with James McConnachie about ensuring realism in her novels, disliking positive discrimination, and putting up with having her serious novels packaged in chick-lit covers.


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