Debbie Robson

Debbie Robson is the author of Tomaree, a WWII novel, and Crossing Paths - the BookCrossing novel inspired by the global book club, bookcrossing.com. She loves to write fiction set in the first sixty years of the last century. She also writes poetry and has performed her poems in Sydney, the Blue Mountains and Newcastle.

The Lost Room and Everyday Objects

Now that I have finished watching The Lost Room mini-series on catchup tv (actually catching up with a show first screened in 2006), I have a new respect for objects. You know, they are not as simple as they appear to be. They sit quietly minding their own business. But in an indefinable way, they do have lives of their own — as I will try to demonstrate.

Creative Nonfiction

Issue 52, August 2021

Debbie Robson

Debbie Robson is the author of Tomaree, a WWII novel, and Crossing Paths - the BookCrossing novel inspired by the global book club, bookcrossing.com. She loves to write fiction set in the first sixty years of the last century. She also writes poetry and has performed her poems in Sydney, the Blue Mountains and Newcastle.

The Lost Room and Everyday Objects

Now that I have finished watching The Lost Room mini-series on catchup tv (actually catching up with a show first screened in 2006), I have a new respect for objects. You know, they are not as simple as they appear to be. They sit quietly minding their own business. But in an indefinable way, they do have lives of their own — as I will try to demonstrate.

Creative Nonfiction

Issue 52, August 2021

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