Rebecca Rijsdijk

Rebecca Rijsdijk, a versatile creative professional, is deeply passionate about publishing and writing. Having pursued documentary photography at the Royal Academy of Arts, her creative journey unfolded, shaping her unique perspective. Through her multifaceted works, Rebecca humbly addresses issues close to her heart – matters of social justice, equality, and the intricate dynamics of our world. Her creative endeavours serve as a platform to spark meaningful conversations, challenge societal norms, and cultivate connections that resonate on a profound level.

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The Care Home by Rebecca Rijsdijk

The Care Home is as honest a portrayal of life as you will ever get. There is no glory or fame, just the stark realization that you are dying. The Care Home is the fourth book of poetry by Rebecca Rijsdijk.

You Were Married When I Met You by Rebecca Rijsdijk

Contrary to popular belief, ‘the other woman’ isn’t some mythical she-monster with snakes for hair. Sometimes she’s just a nursing assistant working 12,5-hour shifts picking up other people’s poop.

The Lady from across the Sea by Rebecca Rijsdijk

Rijsdijk renders the power of the mothers, the tragedy of the lovers, and the struggle of the forgotten in clear tones and immersive scenes, surrendering her readers to the waves.

Portraits of Girls I Never Met by Rebecca Rijsdijk

The best portraits are the ones made with empathy. They are the ones that show you something of the inner life of the person portrayed. In her debut poetry collection, Rijsdijk does just that.