Sarah Royston

Sarah Royston’s writing draws inspiration from nature, folklore and eco-feminism. She is currently working on a novel called “Hedgewise”, exploring how connection with places, plants and stories might help us stay with the trouble of ecological crisis. She lives in Hertfordshire in the UK, and in her day job she works as a researcher on sustainability issues.

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Still life painting of red apples and a yellow pear
A Hedgewise Alphabet
Painting of a traveler sitting on the edge of a dirt road
A Traveller’s Tale
Impressionist painting of a field of heather
On Larkbarrow Hill
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