Rosie J. Sargent
Bio
Hello, my lovelies! Welcome, I write everything from the very strange to the wonderful; daring and most certainly different. I am an avid coffee drinker and truth advocate.
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Stories (138/0)
Working Class Kids
I used to dream of the high life. The fancy historical buildings, people in small circles drinking rich wine served with mini quiches and green olives. Away from the concrete jungle decorated with graffiti bridges and rows upon rows of tudorsque pubs, run down charity shops and tacky high-street savings.
By Rosie J. Sargent9 months ago in Journal
- Top Story - August 2023
I Feel Like a Bee with No WingsTop Story - August 2023
Hello my loves. I've been away for a while. Don't fret, I haven't been lost in the midst of writer's block. In fact, I've been lost within myself. I've been terribly unwell these past few months. I've spent many weeks confined to my bed, and then given medication to which I had an allergic reaction, too. My face flared up, burning red, like someone had placed two hot irons on my pale cheeks. It swelled and nearly covered my eyes - it was awfully itchy.
By Rosie J. Sargent10 months ago in Journal
Hilarious History
Hello lovelies! I hope you are well and doing your best as always! If you didn't already know, I LOVE history. I've seen every documentary going from Suffragettes with Lucy Wolsey to Mary Beards' Why did the Roman Empire Collapse? I'm also not ashamed to admit that I have an unhealthy addiction for re-watching period dramas like The Last Kingdom or docu-dramas like Mehmed VS. Vlad in the Ottoman Empire series.
By Rosie J. Sargent10 months ago in History
Knowing Your Narratives
Hello my loves. I hope you are well and doing your best as always! I enjoy writing articles about the craft of writing like Finding Your Writers Voice, or Why Descriptive Writing is Key. This time round, I wanted to give you all a quick run-down on narrative structure.
By Rosie J. Sargent11 months ago in FYI
Happy Disability Pride!
Hello my lovelies and fellow outcasts. I hope you are well and doing your best as always! If you weren't aware, July is - Disability Pride month. Since 1990, we have dedicated every July to celebrating disabled people's contributions to society. According to the founders of Disability Pride, the aim [of DP] is to promote the inclusion, awareness, and visibility of people with disabilities. Redefining the public perception of disability.
By Rosie J. Sargent11 months ago in FYI