Feature Articles by Rosemary Phillips
I write feature articles, by commission or self-initiated, on many
subjects, from health, wellness and human potential, to the arts,
agriculture, sports and interior design. My focus is on human-interest
stories that provide information, touch on emotions and evoke discussion
and response.
One of my more recent controversial articles, “The
Cost of Cheating Death” was published in the Vancouver
Sun on March 10, 2003. It is a fantasy woven with hard core facts
and figures about the costs - monetary, physical, emotional and
spiritual - when reviving someone who has suffered a major cardiac
arrest. This touched many nerves and created all kinds of dialogue.
Several caregivers wrote to thank
me for writing about a subject “people just don’t talk
about.”
Stories posted on this site vary from the eye-opening The
Bathroom (about the dilemma of bathroom design, written for
Canadian Interiors Magazine in 1977 and still relevant in 2003)
through to my more recent performing arts reviews of “Dracula”
with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, and of Valdy,
Canada’s troubadour.
Says Christy Luke:
“Rosemary’s writing comes from the heart. She has an
outstanding ability to bring alive the human element and to make
me care about the people and things she writes about.”
Says Mihaela Yeung:
“This note is to express how much I enjoyed reading your
articles. You gave life to wonderful stories that brought together
items of local interest with the warmth and creativity of the human
spirit. These articles, as well as your poetry and other writings,
fill me with inspiration and a feeling of celebration of the community
to which all of us belong.”
Please contact
me for further information on how I can write for you. |
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