Rosie on radio and TV to celebrate the paperback publication

Rosie appeared on The Graham Norton Radio Show on Virgin, Sunday Morning Live on BBC One, Times Radio and in Psychologies, Metro, Diva, Stylist and Glamour to celebrate the paperback publication of The Breakup Monologues. 

The new edition is available here. 

 

Rosie’s book The Breakup Monologues to be released in paperback

The Breakup Monologues will come out in a dinky new paperback edition on January 19, which will be marked with a launch party at The Common Press bookshop in London. 

You can buy the new edition from all good bookshops and via Amazon

Rosie's second book The Breakup Monologues is published and getting great reviews

 

Rosie's second book The Breakup Monologues was published by Bloomsbury in the UK on May 27. The book will come out in the US on July 27 and in Australia on August 3. 

The Breakup Monologues has had great reviews from The Observer, Red Magazine, Psychologies, The Morning Star, The Wee Review and many more. Rosie has also written features for Good Housekeeping, Stylist, The i, Tortoise, Sydney Morning Herald and more and she's been interviewed on a whole host of radio stations including Talk Radio, Times Radio, BBC 6 Music and Triple J and podcasts including Postcards from Midlife, Your Next Episode, Standard Issue, Insane in the Fem Brain, Writer's Routine and Drunk Women Solving Crime. 

You can buy the book in hardback, kindle and audiobook (narrated by Rosie) from all good bookshops and via this link

Rosie's second book to be published by Bloomsbury

Rosie's second nonfiction book The Breakup Monologues has been signed by Bloomsbury health and wellbeing imprint Green Tree. The book, based on her podcast of the same name, will be published in June 2021.
For a taste of the kind of things she'll be writing about, listen to her BBC Boring Talks podcast on the lexicon of breakups or her recent appearance on BBC Radio 4 Saturday Live.

Rosie's podcast The Breakup Monologues receives Wellcome award and British Podcast Awards nomination

The Breakup Monologues is one of eleven recipients of the Pulse Award, an initiative from the British Podcast Awards and Wellcome. Rosie will present a two-part mini-season called My Chemical Romance? exploring whether recent medical advances have brought chemical control of our romantic lives within our grasp ... and whether this is something that people want.
The Breakup Monologues has also been nominated by the judging panel in the Best Sex and Relationships Podcast category at the 2020 British Podcast Awards.

Rosie's book longlisted for the Polari First Book Prize and continues to get lovely press coverage

Rosie's book has been longlisted for the Polari First Book Prize 2018 which recognises the best LGBTQ debuts published this year. The longlist was announced at the popular literary salon at London's Southbank Centre and reported in The Bookseller. Rosie was on the front cover of The Dulwich Diverter and was interviewed by Bristol 247, Ink Pantry, Made Up, Margate Bookie and Foundry Fox   and by a Guardian freelancer for this feature, reviewed by Louder Than War and featured by The Tung. She also spoke to the Humans In Love podcast, The Climax, Adulting podcast, Homo Sapiens podcast, Andy N's Spoken Label, Metro's Good Sex Bad Sex and Radio Gorgeous.

Rosie's new project The Breakup Monologues launches as a podcast and blog

Rosie's brand new project The Breakup Monologues, supported by Arts Council England, has launched as a podcast (recommended by Metro as one of the top 5 love and relationships podcasts) and blog. The next live event is on Feb 13 at Poplar Union. The Breakup Monologues features a rotating cast of acclaimed, mostly female, performers telling Rosie their tales of romantic endings. She spoke about it on BBC Woman's Hour