Rosalind Bishop

Rosalind Bishop is an author whose novel, The Problem with Gretel, is a reflective work of fiction about the uncertain boundaries between memory and reality. The book follows a story shaped by identity, resilience and inner conflict, and it invites readers to interpret its meaning for themselves rather than offering neat answers. Born in England, Rosalind grew up in Hobart, Tasmania, and later spent many years in Sydney and Canberra writing and editing technical documentation. Her long-standing interests in family history, archaeology and storytelling inform her creative work. Readers can buy the novel, including an ebook edition readable on any device, and watch a trailer introducing the story.