Rosalind writes psychological fiction -historical and contemporary. During her career as a psychologist she worked with a wide variety of adults and children in very diverse settings, including some verging on dangerous. Now retired, she creates imaginary characters instead. Her understanding of how people think, learn, feel and behave drives her plots in everything she writes. She writes in different genres but each have plots driven by complex and sometimes unusual characters. Her writing is usually touched with humour and often with a dark edge. Her short stories have been performed in Bath and Bristol, UK, and others included in anthologies. Instead of a photo to represent her, she prefers an avatar - Girl Before Word Processor - (with thanks to Picasso) This suits her background and personality. Its two faces suggest her two selves, the serious and the irreverent. They also refer to the watcher and the seen, the inner and the outer person, for it is being in the characters' heads that enriches her fiction. Rosalind lives in the South West of England and loves scenic landscapes, sculpture, theatre and fine art, all of which can be found in and around Bath.