Rosellen

[ roh-zel-uhn ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Rosellen Brown has a great ear, a great eye, a great love of the painful twists and turns that happen in a human life and the big twists and turns of American history.

From New York Times

Rosellen Brown, novelist: Will the forces tearing families apart prevail over those holding them together?

From US News

“Living in the Land of Limbo” is filled with poems and stories about caregiving from some of the most renowned authors of the past half-century: Alice Munro, W. S. Merwin, James Dickey, Robert Pinsky, Mary Gordon, Rosellen Brown, C. K. Williams and 26 others.

From New York Times

Until children can be flash-frozen at 12 and thawed out as college juniors, a technological advance that surely will start a new service industry, Rosellen Brown's plot can be counted on to grab a mother or father by the ventricles.

From Time Magazine Archive

It is because, as Novelist Rosellen Brown sketches him, he is temperamentally unsuited to be anything but the star of a protest movement.

From Time Magazine Archive