The Art of Losing It: A Memoir of Grief and Addiction won the 1st Place Blue Ribbon Award in the Journey Book Awards for Overcoming Adversity Non-Fiction.

This interview was published in the Whistler, weekly newspaper Pique Newsmagazine: ‘The Only Way Past It is Through It’ and other lessons from The Art of Losing It.

A story of mine was published in Better After 50: “Go Big or Go Home” is about all the stylin’ outfits I wear. It’s the last story in this newsletter.

Fit for Joy website posted the podcast episode of my conversation with Valeria Teles: The Healing Power of Acceptance

Grappling with Grief website featured my story about tough slugging through the grieving process: The Only Way Past It is Through It

Rosemary Keevil Author Interview by Shauna Kosoris for the Thunder Bay Public Library: Off the Shelf

Pretty Progressive has listed The Art of Losing It  as one of the Must-Read Books on Substance Abuse.

Article published on Covey Club: Parenting on Cocaine, From Addiction to Recovery After My Husband’s and My Brother’s Deaths. CoveyClub was created by Lesley Jane Seymour after More Magazine folded and hundreds of loyal readers approached her on her personal social media channels, asking her to create something new for them.

An Interview With Rosemary Keevil published on Julie McGue Author Page.

I’m Hot! The Art of Losing It: A Memoir of Grief and Addiction is included in “Hot New Titles For Your Winter Reading List” on Ms. Career Girl! Have a read.

Interview with Janeane Bernstein of Get the Funk Out on KUCI 88.9 FM: “Inspirational conversations that inform, inspire and help you deal with life’s curveballs.”

Virtual Zoom launch of The Art of Losing It: A Memoir of Grief and Addiction.

Brit + Co included The Art of Losing It in their latest roundup of memoirs to check out this season. “12 Must-Read Memoirs for the Fall” includes memoirs by Jane Fonda and Mariah Carey.

The Art of Losing It: A Memoir of Grief and Addiction has been included in Bookstr‘s roundup of 7 new books that are “Inspiring Page-Turning Memoirs.”

Kirkus reviewed The Art of Losing It, saying, “As much as the first half of the painfully candid memoir is heart-rending; the beginning of the second half is terrifying. Keevil’s drinking was out of control. She commonly mixed alcohol with prescription drugs and, for a while, cocaine. . . . The author, who is working as a reporter again, writes with a novelist’s sense of drama.”
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