Josephine Crispin
Bio
Writer, editor, and storyteller who reinvented herself and worked in the past 10 years in the media intelligence business, she's finally free to write and share her stories, fiction and non-fiction alike without constraints, to the world.
Stories (35/0)
Don't Bite the Hands that Feed You
The Runt ONCE upon a time in the far-away land of Bosnia, there roamed a homeless Caucasian Shepherd in an industrial estate. No one knew how she ended up there, especially in her condition. She was heavy with pups that were ready to drop anytime.
By Josephine Crispinabout a year ago in Petlife
If Your Husband Fat-Shames You Then Leaves You for Someone He Met on the Internet, Would You Just Break Down and Cry?
THE bamboo is known to bend when pummeled by typhoons. But the bamboo, even if it bends, does not break. Alliums, on the other hand, are not supposed to bend. But the recent storm, bringing with it rains and strong winds, must have bashed and forced these summer beauties to bow.
By Josephine Crispinabout a year ago in Humans
A Nun Barred Me from Interviewing Abuse Victims
ONE of the few frustrations I had as a writer was when I tried to get access to a shelter for victims of abuse and unwed pregnant girls. This shelter, although sanctioned by the government, was run by a religious organization. This was in the Philippines.
By Josephine Crispinabout a year ago in Confessions
Fast Fashion is Hurting our Planet
OVER 10 years ago, I discovered fast fashion to my thrifty delight. Imagine purchasing a stylish house dress or a pair of fancy house slippers that cost just a fraction of what I normally spend for either of each? I thought they were a steal!
By Josephine Crispinabout a year ago in Earth
A Gathering of Ghosts
THE gathered ghosts were all agog, anticipating the arrival of someone who they had been waiting for, for a long time. The ghosts had assembled by the huge weeping willow. At the bottom of the ghoulish tree lay a humongous wood-burning cauldron. Its flames, cursed to burn forever, were like dragons’ tongues of fire.
By Josephine Crispinabout a year ago in Fiction
What Is Vocal Media Good For?
(NOTE: The original target readers of this article are those following my blog, Creative Writing for Beginners. I share practical writing tips to those aspiring to become wordsmiths. But this piece may also interest some on this platform, so here it is.)
By Josephine Crispin2 years ago in Journal
Protect Your Dogs From Dognappers
LIFE for most dog owners became more bearable during the COVID-19 lockdowns in the UK. For one, man’s best friend contributed to its owner’s mental and physical health. Studies after studies showed that petting, caring for and playing with pet dogs reduce stress hormones. For another, a dog owner’s health is boosted by the daily walks that the pet needs.
By Josephine Crispin2 years ago in Petlife
