Speaking: work with me

Let’s have a conversation

I’m Roz Morris — a novelist, memoirist and former ghostwriter with more than 4 million copies sold. I write literary novels and memoirs that explore enigma, longing and the search for meaning. My work has been described as haunting, lyrical and deeply resonant — the kind of story that stays with readers long after the final page.

I’m also a thoughtful, articulate guest who loves deep conversation. If you’re looking for someone who can explore big human questions with wit, warmth and a bit of philosophical edge, I’d love to talk.

Three conversation angles I offer

  1. The Geography of the Soul

Why finding ‘the right house’ is not straightforward — and why the search is a journey into identity and our place in time, not just architecture.

We say we’re looking for the perfect home, but what we’re really searching for is a place that reflects who we are — or who we want to become. Drawing on my memoir Turn Right At The Rainbow, I explore why house-hunting becomes a journey of self-discovery, why our sense of home is never purely logical, and what happens when the search takes us somewhere we didn’t expect.

Good fit for: lifestyle, philosophy, memoir, and ‘sense of place’ podcasts.

  1. The Way We Live Now (Slowly)

Finding the ‘intriguing ordinary’ in a world that’s moving too fast.

In an age of constant noise and distraction, how do we reclaim our attention and notice what’s actually around us? I write about ‘highly observed slow living’ — not as a lifestyle trend, but as a way of seeing. This conversation explores how to find depth, beauty and meaning in everyday moments, and why slowing down is an act of creative resistance. And renewal.

Good fit for: wellness, creativity, essay-based and ‘thoughtful living’ podcasts.

  1. The Ghostwriter’s Shift

What happens when you spend a career being other people, then finally try to find your own voice?

For years, I helped other authors tell their stories — selling more than 4 million copies under other names. Then I had to learn how to write as myself. This conversation explores the strange, difficult and ultimately liberating process of finding your real voice after years of ventriloquism — and what it teaches us about identity, authenticity and creative courage.

Good fit for: creative life, career transition, writing, and ‘reinvention’ podcasts.

A bit about me, in small bites

  • Author of the Nail Your Novel writing craft series, literary novels (My Memories of a Future Life, Lifeform Three, Ever Rest) and quirky, warm memoirs (Not Quite Lost, Turn Right At The Rainbow)
  • Ghostwriter with more than 4 million copies sold across multiple genres
  • Speaker and tutor at writing festivals, literary events and independent bookshops
  • Newsletter writer with thousands of subscribers who appreciate thoughtful, lyrical essays on slow living and the creative life

I’ve previously appeared on:

The Creative Penn (multiple appearances), Books & Travel, Where I’m From with Alyson Shelton. I’ve also had my own radio show on Surrey Hills, with independent bookseller Peter Snell. Here are some of our episodes.

Start with this book

If you’d like to get a feel for my voice and themes before we talk, I recommend starting with Turn Right At The Rainbow — a wry, nostalgic memoir about house-hunting, belonging, and the search for home. It’s been called ‘warm’, ‘lyrical’ and ‘quietly profound’.

Let’s talk

I’m based in the UK and available for podcast interviews, panel discussions, and speaking engagements (in-person or remote).

To discuss a conversation, email me at rozmorriswriter at gmail dotcom.

Or connect with me on Facebook.