Sharon Rodgers is an Australian writer, teacher, and mother whose words cut deep and linger long after the final sentence. With a background in special and inclusive education, she writes with raw clarity about love, resilience, and the quiet devastations of motherhood. Her work draws from lived experience-navigating hospital corridors, diagnoses, and the daily heartbreaks and triumphs of parenting a child with chronic illness.
Sharon's voice is lyrical, unflinching, and deeply human. She writes to tell the truth, to bear witness, and to offer a hand to those walking the same invisible path. Riptides is a collection of poems written as a love letter to her children and mother's everywhere. She is currently working on her debut novel, The Kairos Protocol, a dystopian romantasy set in a fractured future where memory is currency and rebellion is survival.
Sharon's voice is lyrical, unflinching, and deeply human. She writes to tell the truth, to bear witness, and to offer a hand to those walking the same invisible path. Riptides is a collection of poems written as a love letter to her children and mother's everywhere. She is currently working on her debut novel, The Kairos Protocol, a dystopian romantasy set in a fractured future where memory is currency and rebellion is survival.
