Julie Rogers

Julie Rogers’s award-winning articles and stories have been featured in self-help, inspirational, and fiction publications, including Coping With Cancer, Daily Meditation, Mocha Memoirs, Anotherealm, Horsethief’s Journal, Images Inscript, Complete Woman, and the annual anthology Writes of Passage: Every Woman has a Story!

She is the author of the the urban fantasy Falling Stars, the self-help books Happy Tails: How Pets Can Help You Survive Divorce and Simeon: A Greater Reality, the ghost story collection Seven Shorts, the inspirational upper-elementary reader, Hootie, the romantic comedy When Pigs Fly Over The Moon, and co-author of the existential teen guide Letters: Sidereal Insight for a 21st Century Mystic.

Julie currently ghostwrites creative fiction for clients through Edioak in NY and julierogersbooks.com.

Julie is the 1999 Writer’s Digest Writing Competition Grand Prize Winner for her short story “House Call.”

Other awards include:

1997 Golden Triangle Writer’s Guild Screenplay First – Driver

1998 Writer’s Digest Stage Play First – Garage Sale

1998 Writer’s Digest Short Story Honorable Mention – “Estate Sale”

1999 Writer’s Network Stage Play Honorable Mention – Garage Sale

2000 Writer’s Network Screenplay Honorable Mention – Killing Grounds

2005 Fade In magazine’s Screenplay Semi-Finalist – Grave Jumper