Roger Logan

Roger Logan lives in Woodstock, Vermont, with his partner, cat, dog and an ever-changing cast of warblers and finches. Roger is a freelance digital marketer and business writer, but now spends most of his working time writing fiction, which is a lot more fun. Roger has a completed novel, entitled "Abnormal Ending: An Apocalyptic Romance," which he is currently looking to place. With the "Route 22" collection nearing completion, Roger has begun the conceptual and outline phase of another novel entitled Fuchsküste (Fox Coast), set in a nonexistent but plausible Hapsburg imperial colony in Central America. Roger has a short story published in the current edition of the Bryant Literary Review.

Sir Galahad’s Pasta and Cocktail Lounge

Jason had thought about putting New York City as his location in the online dating profile. It would almost be justifiable, since he was always thinking about moving to the city now that he was divorced. There was, Jason felt, something pathetic about a single guy in his thirties living in the suburbs, especially in a town with a ridiculous name like Valhalla and he imagined any interesting woman would probably feel the same way. At least there was a big cemetery in Valhalla, so the name wasn’t completely inappropriate.

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Roger Logan

Roger Logan lives in Woodstock, Vermont, with his partner, cat, dog and an ever-changing cast of warblers and finches. Roger is a freelance digital marketer and business writer, but now spends most of his working time writing fiction, which is a lot more fun. Roger has a completed novel, entitled "Abnormal Ending: An Apocalyptic Romance," which he is currently looking to place. With the "Route 22" collection nearing completion, Roger has begun the conceptual and outline phase of another novel entitled Fuchsküste (Fox Coast), set in a nonexistent but plausible Hapsburg imperial colony in Central America. Roger has a short story published in the current edition of the Bryant Literary Review.

Sir Galahad’s Pasta and Cocktail Lounge

Jason had thought about putting New York City as his location in the online dating profile. It would almost be justifiable, since he was always thinking about moving to the city now that he was divorced. There was, Jason felt, something pathetic about a single guy in his thirties living in the suburbs, especially in a town with a ridiculous name like Valhalla and he imagined any interesting woman would probably feel the same way. At least there was a big cemetery in Valhalla, so the name wasn’t completely inappropriate.

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