CAW Writers Conference 2026 – Poet/Author Rosemary Royston and Lyrical Lines: How Prose Writers Can Use Poetic Elements to Create More Engaging, Lyrical Writing
Poetic elements such as rhythm, sound, diction, and sensory imagery are powerful tools that add power to prose. In this session, we will examine how prose writers can incorporate poetic elements into their work to add depth to their writing. While poets may rely on line breaks (lineation), prose writers have a similar tool through syntax and variation of sentence structure. Layering this with special attention to sound, word choice, and imagery will lead to engaging, lyrical prose. Go to CartersvilleAreaWriters.com for more information and to purchase your tickets. Hurry, space is limited!
Rosemary Royston, artist & poet, is the author of Second Sight (2021, Kelsay Press) and Splitting the Soil (Finishing Line Press, 2014). She resides in the northeast Georgia mountains with her family. Her writing has been published in journals such as POEM, Split Rock Review, Southern Poetry Review, Poetry South, Appalachian Review, & Feels Blind Literary. Rosemary holds an AB in English from the University of Georgia ('91), and an MFA in Writing from Spalding University ('09). She is a former Assistant Professor of English and currently serves as Main Street Director for the City of Young Harris.
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