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Aaron Rogge

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Born

in Central Florida, The United States

August 30, 1985

Website

http://www.instagram.com/aaronrogge

Genre

Fiction, Suspense

Influences

all the ones that make your eyes roll

Member Since

March 2011

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Aaron Rogge writes genre-spanning mysteries that often combine dark humor and low fantasy. He is a professional civil engineer whose hobby is writing fiction novels. He is the owner of a dog, husband of a wife, father of a daughter, and a citizen of Nashville, in whichever order is most important at any given minute.

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Do you feel like your high school experience made you a better writer?

Aaron Rogge On a larger scale I'd say that the entire experience of growing up in Florida made me a better writer. Though I don't live there anymore, I feel as th…moreOn a larger scale I'd say that the entire experience of growing up in Florida made me a better writer. Though I don't live there anymore, I feel as though Florida gave me a taste for the offbeat, unpredictable, and "base" nature of humans. With respect to my high school experience, I was fortunate to meet an extraordinarily wide group of people that I wouldn't have if I'd been somewhere more homogeneous. The different desires and trajectories of the people I met still make my mind spiral off into daydreams. It's a similar lesson to what Vonnegut explains, "Everyone (in your story) should want something, even if it's just a cup of water."(less)

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Aaron Rogge I read! An author frequently needs to recharge their batteries.

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	Detour Hotel 4.46 avg rating — 13 ratings — published 2018 — 2 editions	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
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dumb home - a short film

I made a short film. It's called dumb home. I hope that you'll enjoy it - it's a tribute to my grandfather, Jimmy Lampe.

Watch "dumb home" here.

For the last several months I've been considering methods for improving my storytelling prowess. The reality of creating anything in 2019 is that video is king. The novel is by no means dead, but it's asking a lot for people to give more than a few minutes Read more of this blog post »

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