Praise for Sailing to Noon, the first volume of The Caribbean Trilogy, winner of the 2025 Independent Press Award for Hispanic/Latin Fiction:

‘Rich and multifarious, Sailing to Noon has enormous vitality and texture: it is a big performance—the epic myth of Canuba.’ 
—Jonathan Galassi

‘I really felt this novel: I entered its geography, saw and smelled and moved in it, which is a tribute to its vivid intimacy.’ 
—Siri Hustvedt

‘You should put this book in a tightly sealed drawer; otherwise, it’s so alive it might run away.’ 
—Edmund White

Praise for Midnight at Sea, the second volume of The Caribbean Trilogy, the joint recipient with Return to Dawn of the 2026 Independent Press Award for Hispanic/Latin Fiction:

‘By the time the rollicking conclusion arrives, it’s evident there are many more tales to tell of this island: Canuba becomes a character in and of itself. Rogers employs satire, sex, and drama in wondrous ways.’ 
—Kirkus Reviews