Rose Divecha is a writer whose personal essays have been published in Geist Magazine, the North End Breezes Community Newsletter, More of Our Canada Magazine and Daytripping in Southwestern Ontario. Her other works have won the following :

HAL Magazine's Gillett Reminiscence Award for Memoir Writing (2023) for her short memoir piece Perhaps.

The Carole LaMothe English Essay Prize, from Brock University, for her academic essay, "Micronarratives and Social Media: Was Rear Window the Precursor to Scrolling?"

Rose's fictional short stories have been recognized for the following:

2021 GritLit Short-listed for short story, Silent

2017 The Bumblebee Flash Fiction Contest, PULP Literature Long-listed for short story, The Arrangement

2016 The Raven Contest, PULP Literature Long-listed for short story, The Doorman

Her blog, My Pelee Life was a regular feature on the Discover Pelee website from 2015 – 2020 and was nominated for The Liebster Blogger Award and The Versatile Blogger Award. She is also a contributor to the P.I.R.A.T.E. Radio Podcast which aims to highlight the small island in Lake Erie.

Rose lives in Hamilton's North End and spends much of her summer on Pelee Island. Both communities provide no shortage of inspiration to write.