After My Mother
In 2021, I attended end-of-life doula training through INELDA, the International End-of-Life Doula Association. I was still a graduate student in the MFA program at Florida International University at the […]
Author Archives: rosysophia
Many Miles: Now Available for Purchase!
Many Miles is a meditation on grief, a love letter to a lost brother. Using automotive technology as an interpretive lens, Rosa Sophia Godshall reflects on childhood dysfunction and her own […]
Join me March 13 for a Virtual Book Launch Reading!
On March 13, 2025, at 7:00 PM Central (8:00 PM Eastern) I’ll be joining Emily Hockaday, Andrea Hockbarth, and Denise Duhamel and Julie Marie Wade for readings of our newly […]
Many Miles: Coming Soon from Harbor Editions
Many Miles is a meditation on grief, a love letter to a lost brother. Using automotive technology as an interpretive lens, Rosa Sophia Godshall reflects on childhood dysfunction and her own […]
Village of North Palm Beach: A History
Join me on Thursday, January 20, at 3:00 PM for a virtual presentation on local history. I’ll be sharing some of my favorite elements of North Palm Beach history! Click […]
Take This Transmission for Instance
In my very first lit class at FIU last year, I told fellow students I had never taken a lit class before. Someone asked me how I managed to get […]
Remember yourself
As a child, I told anyone who would listen that I was a writer, and one day, I would be published. I was quite firm about this, and I refused […]
The Beast and The Jeep
My pain attack hit a 10 on the pain scale, and my first instinct was to climb into the back of my dad’s Jeep in the garage. I let my […]
TN, Or: The Time I Wanted to Pull All My Teeth Out
Trigeminal neuralgia feels like a special kind of hell. It’s hard to find any other way of describing it, though I’ve tried, and I’ve certainly written novels and stories where […]
Seeking Divine Love
Over the last few weeks, I had an unusual experience that led me to once again think deeply about the relationships humans share with one another. In late 1981, my […]