Torque, me, holding a breaker bar.


Writer, Collector, Automotive Enthusiast: #TorquesGarage

Rosa Sophia is the author of multiple novels, and a book of Florida nonfiction called Village of North Palm Beach: A History (Arcadia Publishing). She also writes automotive poetry and is working on her first book of poetry and lyric essay.  Her work has been published in various literary magazines and nominated for poetry and creative nonfiction awards.

She is a member of The Order of the Good Death, The Theosophical Society in America. The Florida Bibliophile Society and The Society of Florida Archivists. She also serves on the Board of the Seminole Wars Foundation.

Typewriter Repair, Service and Sales at Torque’s Garage

If you live on the east coast of Florida, I may be able to help you with your typewriter. My stompin’ grounds range from the Space Coast all the way down to Miami, where I attend Florida International University. If you think I might be able to help you, please email me with your questions and concerns:

rosagodshall@gmail.com

Finally, if you’re looking for a machine, I may have what you want! Please reach out. I look forward to speaking with you soon.

Questions? Concerns? Click here to contact me.

Sharing a Love of Typewriters, History and Poetry

I love wearing vintage clothing and bringing my typewriters to historical reenacting events! Above, I wore a dress from the 1940s and shared my 1938 Corona Zephyr ultraportable typewriter with visitors at the Seminole Wars Foundation booth, Fort King, Ocala. Kids always enjoy typing on them, and for adults, it brings back memories. This particular typewriter was ahead of its time at only 7 pounds in weight and advertised to college students. It’s one of my favorites!

Rehomed Treasure

1967 Royal Mercury ultraportable typewriter, gifted to the O, Miami Poetry Festival.