Rosemary Royston is a poet, writer, artist, and re-imaginer of things. Her full-length collection of poetry, Second Sight, is available through Kelsay Press and amazon. Her chapbook, Splitting the Soil, is also available through amazon. Royston’s poetry and flash fiction have been published in various journals, such as: Split Rock Review, Southern Poetry Review, Appalachian Heritage, Poetry South, NANO Fiction, The Comstock Review, Main Street Rag, The Museum of Americana, Razor Literary Magazine, The Kentucky Review, Town Creek, *82 Review, KUDZU, Coal Hill Review, STILL, Literal Latte, New Southerner, Flycatcher, Southern Poetry Anthology, Volume V: Georgia, Two of her essays are included in the anthology Women and Poetry: Tips on Writing, Teaching and Publishing by Successful Women Poets (McFarland). She holds an MFA in Writing from Spalding University, and an AB in English from The University of Georgia. For an interview on her latest book, Second Sight, see Denton Loving’s blog.
The Luxury of Trees 