Lisa Rogak is an acclaimed American biographer and journalist known for her compelling nonfiction works exploring fascinating lives and untold stories. She has written more than forty books, including bestselling biographies of figures like Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen King, and Jon Stewart. Her meticulous research and engaging narrative style have made her a sought-after chronicler of cultural icons. In "Propaganda Girls," Rogak brings her investigative talents to uncover the remarkable true story of American women who worked in psychological warfare during World War II, revealing a hidden chapter of wartime history with her signature depth and accessibility.