Rosie Driffill works as a writer and psychotherapist. Having spent years writing about language, sustainable living and mental health for various publications including the Guardian, Wanderlust and Therapy Today, she began exploring the same themes in poetry; her debut collection Seeds is about nature’s demise and the flaws in human nature.
Her memoir of surviving an undiagnosed illness, Suddenly, While Living, was published by Valley Press in January 2021. Rosie describes her memoir as being almost as accidental as her illness, but insists poetry is ‘unflinchingly deliberate, a fully-furnished comfort zone.’ She currently lives in Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
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