Yes, My Second Novel Should Be Done, But It Isn’t. Bite Me

Extrovert in Captivity. Murder on my Mind. And STOP Asking if the Second Novel is Done, or I Will Bite YOU.

Sleeping Beauty Awakes, but With More Heft and No Prince. RE-ENTRY Can Be a Slippery Slope for the Pandemic Underachiever. Are You Ready?

A monologue written by Rita Dragonette for The Ripped Festival 2021.

October 15, 1969: The Moratorium to End the War in Vietnam. A Pause for Reflection in a Polarized America by Rita Dragonette

Looking Back and Looking Up: How Feminism Has Reshaped Youth Activism

“Is there such a thing as legendary-level book marketing? You might think so after reading former PR exec/career consultant Rita Dragonette’s strategies for promoting her debut novel.”

August 27, 1968. A Look Back in History: When the Whole World Finally Started Watching by Rita Dragonette

When a World Crisis Makes Your Backlist Historical Fiction Novel Suddenly Relevant Again: Is It Still Your Story to Tell?

NIU Students Demonstrate Against Injustice Then and Now by Rita Dragonette

Coming of Conscience and Fighting for Roe

Five Reasons Why the Vietnam War as a Subject For Fiction is Viable Again

We Can Still Change the World by Rita Dragonette

How Stories Begin: I Was a Coward and Became a Writer

The Brittle Sound of Intention by Rita Dragonette

Why I Write

The Assassination of Bobby Kennedy: Three Strikes and the Early Hope of a Generation Is Out by Rita Dragonette