Carol Pogash's stories have been published in The New York Times on the front page and in National, Arts & Leisure, Business, Science, Style, Sports and the Op Ed sections. Her stories are also published in The Guardian and many other publications.

She’s covered AIDS, homelessness, a Golden Gate Bridge suicide barrier and the country’s first cat cafe.

She’s been a newspaper reporter and columnist, magazine writer and editor, TV reporter, Internet editor and writer, radio essayist and author.

Pogash is editor of Quotations from Chairman Trump (2016), a collection of Trump quotes from his presidential campaign. The book is in its fourth printing.

Pogash is author of As Real As It Gets: The Life of a Hospital at the Center of the AIDS Epidemic, with a foreword by Randy Shilts, and Seduced by Madness: The True Story of the Susan Polk Murder Case, which was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize.

Pogash lives in the San Francisco Bay Area and in the northwoods of Wisconsin.

You can follow her on Twitter @cpogash