Rosie Mullender
BIO
With over 16 years' experience writing for national magazines and newspapers under my belt, including a stint as Cosmopolitan's Sex and the Single Girl columnist and two years at the helm of Co-op Food magazine, I went freelance in 2018, writing for publications including The Guardian, The Times, Grazia, Marie Claire and Psychologies.
As a copywriter, I've produced content of all kinds for clients including Mars, All Bar One, Fuller's and MOO, and I'm also an experienced product reviewer. My proudest achievements to date are winning Pointless with my mum, and accidentally going viral during lockdown by pretending to be Samuel Pepys. I recently finished writing my first novel, and am represented by Jo Unwin. Find me on Twitter @Mullies.
RECENT FEATURES
RECENT FEATURES
Getting Britain back open, series for The Guardian
As part of the Government's campaign to increase the nation's confidence post-Covid-19, I found and interviewed business owners, teachers and pupils returning to the 'new normal.'
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Spring cleaning...for mind and body, Platinum
'Decluttering your life can give you space to think.'
The rise of femtech, body + soul
'Kristy Chong is part of a new generation of female entrepreneurs focused on improving women's health'
Femtech entrepreneurs revolutionising women's health, Marie Claire
'Have you ever wondered why women still have periods and why breastfeeding isn't easier?'
Why I'm dreading the end of lockdown, Stella
'I've discovered that perhaps it was FOMO compelling me to socialise, rather than the socialising itself.'
Can-do Canada, The Times
'There's a lot more to Canada than moose and mounties.'
Your weird sex questions... answered!, body + soul
'As time goes on and you get a bit more experimental, your questions about sex might get a little... well, weird.'
In Praise of Downshifting, body + soul
'The thought of having to relive this part of my life over and over again horrified me.'
I'm happy not being a mother. So why do people think it's OK to tell me I'm wrong?, Stella
'We live in a society where choosing to remain child-free is relatively acceptable, and there are endless opportunities for women like me to live full lives without embracing motherhood.'
Five ways to make your home work as hard as you do, The Times
'The days of the home office being used as a dumping ground for old paperwork are over.'
The Eight Conversations Every Couple Should Have, Grazia
'The next eight evenings you spend with your partner could seal your future together.'
Is Pain A Feminist Issue? Marie Claire
'There's a cultural tradition that regards women as unreliable witnesses.'
Are You Burning Out? Cosmopolitan
'Burnout has become the watchword of our generation.'
Bauhaus: 100 years of radical design MOO.com
'"Less is more," declared Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. And, thanks to Bauhaus’ enduring legacy, history has proved him right.'
The Young Ones Co-op Food
'Feeling jealous of a cow is a weird experience...'
How To Get Out Of A Sex Slump, Marie Claire
'It feels like a very grown up piece of kit, and one we’re definitely going to try again – once I find the charger, which I’ve lost somewhere under the bed.'
Magical Venice, Platinum (ghostwritten)
'The holiday began with us lugging our suitcases up steep stone steps in the rain, and taking it in turns to push our bed back into place, as it kept sliding away from the wall and halfway across the room.'
INTERVIEWS
'I'll always miss my sister,' Cosmopolitan
A world-exclusive interview with Stephanie Kercher which was printed in international editions of Cosmo, reaching millions of readers globally.
'Amy's hidden battle with bulimia,' Cosmopolitan
An exclusive interview with Amy Winehouse's best friend, in which she spoke about Amy's battle with bulimia and how it might have contributed to the star's death for the first time.
'The only person you should listen to is yourself,' Body + Soul
A cover interview with Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke for Australian magazine Body + Soul, on body image, confidence, and her partnership with beauty brand Clinique.
Different in my day, Candis
The first in a new franchise interviewing family members who do the same job in different generations. Firefighters Mark and Victoria are a father-daughter pair who both worked for the London fire brigade.
REVIEWS
Toasters, BBC Good Food
Christmas hampers, IndyBest
Water jugs, BBC Good Food
Turkeys, IndyBest
Kettles, IndyBest
Mother's Day gifts, IndyBest
Hand blenders, IndyBest
Scales, IndyBest
Drinks trolleys, BBC Good Food
EDITOR, CO-OP FOOD MAGAZINE
Between December 2015 and February 2018, I was Editor of Co-op Food Magazine. During my time as editor, the magazine was reinvented in line with the Co-op's 2016 rebrand, and increased its circulation from bi-monthly to monthly, with around a million editions of the print product alone being distributed to customers each month.
BRANDED CONTENT & COPYWRITING
A small selection of the branded content I've produced to suit a wide variety of clients' marketing needs. I'm adept at adapting my tone of voice to suit your brand or publication.
A small selection of the branded content I've produced to suit a wide variety of clients' marketing needs. I'm adept at adapting my tone of voice to suit your brand or publication.
The Guardian + nPower
A series of five features linked to the Commonwealth Games on the theme of 'The Power of Support,' interviewing athletes and their support networks. The series appeared in Guardian Weekend and the Observer Magazine
MOO.com
I've curated a series of
customer profiles and produce business tips blogs for business card makers MOO
Copywriting clients
I've produced everything from social media schedules and posts, landing pages, product descriptions, leaflets, e-marketing, banner copy, culture audits and training booklets for a variety of clients, including Fullers, Mars and All Bar One.
FILM PRODUCTION
Formerly as editor, and now in a freelance capacity, I've overseen the production of over 25 films and related features for Co-op Food magazine's Meet the Producer franchise. My role is to liaise with stakeholders to create a brief, commission a film maker and photographer, and oversee the shoot and interview. The result is a series of films and features shot across the UK and Europe, shared on YouTube and across Co-op's digital magazine and social channels.