Susan Rodgers
Susan Ann Rodgers (born Susan Ann Mahoney) is a Canadian author of fiction from Summerside, Prince Edward Island. She is also a filmmaker.[1] Her first feature film, Still The Water,[2] was completed in May 2020. She has also made a short film, called Bobby's Peace,[3] which aired on CBC Television's Reflections.
Her first novel, A Song for Josh[4], was self-published in 2013 by Blue Mountain Entertainment. She has since written fifteen novels in the Drifters series.
Bibliography[edit]
Drifter's Series
- BOOK 1: A Song for Josh
- BOOK 2: Promises
- BOOK 3: No Greater Love
- BOOK 4: Riptide
- BOOK 5: Whispers of Home
- BOOK 6: And Then There Was Silence
- BOOK 7: Let The Music Cry
- BOOK 8: If I Could Sing You Home
- BOOK 9: After The Rain
- BOOK 10: Into The Blue
- BOOK 11: A Sacred Peace
- BOOK 12: Watch Over Me
- BOOK 13: The Light In Me
- BOOK 14: When The West Wind Moves
- BOOK 15: Listen To The River
Film[edit]
| Year | Film | Position | Awards |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2003 | Bobby's Peace | Producer, Director, Writer | |
| 2020 | Still the Water | Producer, Director, Writer | Best Screenplay, short film, REEL Island Film Festival |
References[edit]
- ↑ "Susan Rodgers Expresses Her Filmmaking Journey With Online Videos". Journal Pioneer.
- ↑ "New P.E.I. feature film Still the Water in works". Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
- ↑ "Bobby's Peace". CBC Program Guide. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
- ↑ "A Song for Josh". Amazon.ca. Amazon.
- Drifter's Author Susan Rogers Spills the Secrets of Her Success Summerside Journal-Pioneer
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