Felicia Rosemary Urso is a writer and editor from Rhode Island, living in Cincinnati, OH. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing (creative nonfiction) from the University of North Carolina Wilmington, with a post-baccalaureate certificate in publishing. In 2013, she received a BFA in Literary Studies with a focus in poetry from Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts.

Work of hers has appeared or is forthcoming in Black Lipstick, Rose Books Reader, Neutral Spaces, Hobart, Had, Witch Craft Magazine, and XRAY, among others. Her essay “What I’d Ask If You Weren’t Dead” was nominated for a Best of the Net award and was included in Suicide: An Anthology.

She is an editor at Triangle House Review and Rejection Letters.

Felicia’s work has been supported by Tin House and Sundress Academy for the Arts. She is an alumni of the Tyrant Books writing workshop Mors Tua Vita Mea in Sezze Romano, Italy.

She is currently seeking representation for her memoir and is working on a novel.

Find her on Instagram, Twitter, or at feliciarosemaryurso@gmail.com.