Roger L. Simon is a prominent American novelist and Oscar-nominated screenwriter, celebrated for his engaging storytelling and incisive viewpoints. With a diverse portfolio that includes ten novels, notably the acclaimed Moses Wine detective series, and two insightful non-fiction works, Simon explores themes deeply rooted in American culture and politics.

His latest book, "American Refugees," tackles the significant migration from blue to red states, delving into the cultural shifts that shape contemporary America. As a co-founder of PJMedia and a columnist for The Epoch Times, Simon’s work extends into journalism, contributing to esteemed publications such as The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. Over his illustrious career, he has also been involved in the literary community as president of the West Coast branch of PEN and has served on the boards of various writers' organizations.

With a background in both fiction and commentary, Simon offers readers a unique dual perspective on both the art of storytelling and the dynamics of political discourse