About the Author: Sarah B. Royal

Sarah B. Royal is a lifelong writer, thinker, and seeker whose creative journey spans more than half a century. Known by many names and roles throughout her life, she has quietly chronicled the human experience in verse—capturing its sorrows, triumphs, contradictions, and grace. Her work is deeply rooted in spiritual reflection and historical inquiry, often exploring the soul’s resilience in the face of injustice and silence.

She is a timeless voice in a world of shifting names and roles—a woman whose life has been a quiet one of observation, reflection, and creation. For over five decades, she wrote in silence, crafting verses that were each a meditation on the soul’s journey through love, loss, memory, and meaning.

Her debut collection, Lost in the Lost and Found, marks the moment she chose to step out of the shadows and offer her words to the world—not for fame, but for connection. Some of her poems took twenty years to write; others were completed in twenty minutes. Each carries the weight of lived experience and the lightness of spiritual inquiry.

In Herstory: Anthropology in Verse, Sarah reclaims the forgotten narratives of women across time, blending poetic insight with historical reverence. Her writing honors those who defied expectation, endured quietly, or left behind legacies too often overlooked. Through WoPoLi (Workshop of Potential Literature), she continues to uplift, challenge, and inspire—inviting readers into a literary space where beauty, justice, and spiritual truth converge.

Sarah writes not to be remembered, but to remember—to trace the contours of humanity in all its flawed grace. Sarah’s hope is simple yet profound: that in her words, at least one soul might glimpse a reflection of self—and feel seen.