Now and Again Audiobook

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• “Rogan’s debut novel, The Lifeboat, was a suspenseful, psychological survival story, and her new novel is just as harrowing, and even more complex.”

  — Huffington Post

• “An absorbing search for truth…no less exciting than her first…extremely topical…Rogan writes successfully, and forcefully, about experiences that are foreign until they feel familiar.”

  — Christian Science Monitor

• “Rogan’s second novel…delineates the journey from outrage to action to doubt, contrasting mundane routines with the philosophical dilemmas of ordinary people.”

  — Publishers Weekly

• “With consummate command of narrative, Charlotte Rogan nimbly brings together whistleblowers and soldiers in a damning—and page-turning—critique of America’s military-industrial complex and its massive amount of collateral damage. It’s the novel we deserve for the war we didn’t.”

  — Teddy Wayne, author of The Love Song of Jonny Valentine

• “Now and Again is breathtaking in its scope and insight. With wit, humanity, and extraordinary clarity of vision, Rogan has found the uniting thread that weaves together contemporary American life. This is America from the ground up, full of ordinary people trying to make sense of their lives, driven by that brand of frontier idealism that might yet be our last best hope.”

  — Patrick Flanery, author of Fallen Land

• With consummate command of narrative, Charlotte Rogan nimbly brings together whistleblowers and soldiers in a damning--and page-turning--critique of America's military-industrial complex and its massive amount of collateral damage. It's the novel we deserve for the war we didn't.

  — Teddy Wayne, author of The Love Song of Jonny Valentine and Kapitoil

• Now and Again is breathtaking in its scope and insight. With wit, humanity, and extraordinary clarity of vision, Rogan has found the uniting thread that weaves together contemporary American life. This is America from the ground up, full of ordinary people trying to make sense of their lives, driven by that brand of frontier idealism that might yet be out last best hope.

  — Patrick Flanery, author of Absolution and Fallen Land

• Sprawling and vibrant.

  — Matt Gallagher, The Washington Post

• An absorbing search for truth...no less exciting than her first...extremely topical...Rogan writes successfully, and forcefully, about experiences that are foreign until they feel familiar.

  — Olivia Lowenberg, The Christian Science Monitor

• Rogan's storytelling is multi-layered and many-faceted.

  — Carol Memmott, The Chicago Tribune

• This sophomore novel from Rogan, who wrote the award-winning The Lifeboat, once again displays a strong, bright voice and an uncompromising command of storytelling.

  — DuJour Magazine

• Has the same lasting power [as her debut, The Lifeboat].

  — Katherine A. Powers, Barnes & Noble Review

• Rogan's second novel...delineates the journey from outrage to action to doubt, contrasting mundane routines with the philosophical dilemmas of ordinary people.

  — Publishers Weekly

• Rogan has an excellent grip of the necessary satisfactions of plot, and of both structure and character...She confidently and swiftly builds a complex, three-dimensional lattice of allegiance and fact.

  — Aida Edemariam, The Guardian (US Edition)

• A sprawling contemporary story.

  — Book Page, Book Page

• Rogan's debut novel, The Lifeboat, was a suspenseful, psychological survival story, and her new novel is just as harrowing, and even more complex.

  — The Huffington Post

• Magnificently architected.

  — Bill Goldstein, NBC New York

• Stunning...seemingly unrelated story threads are ingeniously woven into an explosive whole. [A] morally complex story, part Silkwood, part Redeployment...Book groups, take note.

  — Library Journal