In her novel Ghosted, Rosie Walsh writes the story of an extremely capable woman who meets a man, spends an incredible week with him, makes future plans with him, and then he disappears. Initially she believes something happened to him during his planned holiday, except through the marvels of social media, she can see when he is online, and when he receives her texts, and when he starts to write back, and then stops. She's been ghosted, and she doesn't know why.
I spoke with Rosie Walsh about her novel, her writing methods, and what’s next. Here's our conversation:
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Ghosted by Rosie Walsh was published by Pamela Dorman Books.
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