Fiction

After publishing the “H. Sapiens Problem,” I drifted away from fiction. I sometimes felt a tinge of melancholy for the unfinished lives of my characters, so I decided to give them a future. In H. Sapiens I had merged and improved Warrior and Terrible. In Corr Syl, I added a next chapter for the principal characters.

1. Rogers, G.The Parrot Poirot (In Preparation)
2. Rogers, G.  Corr Syl. Coldwater Press, Prescott, AZ In preparation.
3. Rogers, G. 2017. The H. sapiens Problem. Coldwater Press, Prescott, AZ. 390 pp.
4. Rogers, G. 2015. Corr Syl the Terrible. CreateSpace, Charlotte, SC.  132 pp.
5. Rogers, G. 2013. Corr Syl the Warrior. CreateSpace, Charlotte, SC.  262 pp.

Nonfiction Books and Chapters

1. Rogers, G. 2020. Birds of Coldwater Farm, Dewey-Humboldt, Arizona. Coldwater Press, Prescott, AZ. 177 p.
2. Rogers, G. 2020. Desert Weeds. Springer Life Sciences, New York, NY. In Press.
3. Rogers, G. 2019.  Desert Conservation and Management: Biodiversity Threats From Invasive Weeds. In DellaSalla et al. Encyclopedia of the World’s Biomes, the Desert Biome. Elsevier, New York. In Press.
4. Rogers, G. 2018. Weeds of Dewey-Humboldt, Arizona. Coldwater Press, Prescott, AZ. 398 pp.
5. Rogers, G. 2017. Butterflies of Yavapai County, Arizona. Coldwater Press, Prescott, AZ. 30 pp.
6. Rogers, G. 2016. Birds of Dewey-Humboldt, Arizona. Coldwater Press, Prescott, AZ. 128 pp.
7. Rogers, G. 2014. Arizona Wildlife Notebook. CreateSpace, Charlotte, SC.  162 pp.
8. Turner, R. M., R. H. Webb, T. C. Esque, and G. F. Rogers. 2010. Repeat photography and low-elevation fire responses in the Southwestern United States. Pages 223-244 in R. H. Webb, D. E. Boyer, and R. M. Turner, Eds. Repeat Photography Methods and Applications in the Natural Sciences. Island Press, Washington, DC, 337 pp.
9. Rogers, G., H. Malde, and R. Turner. 1984. Bibliography of Repeat Photography. University of Utah Press, Salt Lake City, UT. 179 pp.
10. Rogers, G. 1982. Photographic History of Vegetation Change in the Great Basin Desert. University of Utah Press, Salt Lake City, UT. 188 pp.

Fiction Background: The Tsaeb

“When we see epizeuxis, we hear the voice of any great leader or powerful person. When we see amplification, we hear a voice full of emotion. When we see anastrophe, we think, of course, of Yoda” –Sara Jarecke, quoted in “Making connections: 56 teenagers suggest creative ways to link school curriculum to the world of 2020.” New York Times, March 13, 2020.