Auteur: Rosalind James

I was born, a child of the 1960″s in Redruth Cornwall. My mother was a school teacher and my father owned a music shop in my home town of Penzance. I have two brothers, one niece and two nephews. I attended local schools and went to Cornwall College, Camborne when I was seventeen to study Business Management. Following College I worked in a local bank and then my father »s music shop on a part time basis. In 1984 I went to work in St Ives at the Methodist Guild Holiday Home, Treloyhan Manor, doing various jobs from chamber maiding and waitressing to Coffee Bar Supervisor and general admin duties within the office. I then moved on to the Civil Service and worked in Penzance »s Job Centre for sixteen years. I then went to work in Social Care, Children »s Services as a minute taker and general admin duties. Part of my job was to travel all over West Cornwall in my role as Chief Minute taker for the Penzance Office. In 2010 I moved to France to live with my brother and his family following the death of my mother. In the past I undertook Creative Writing Courses and a Fast Reading Course. I enjoy creative writing of all sorts and have keenly undertaken this particularly whilst living in France.