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Born in England, Rosemary Oxenford graduated from the University of York with a B.A. in English. After a period of travel in France, Italy, and Israel, she settled in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, where she taught and trained teachers of English as a Second Language. She moved to the United States to pursue a Ph.D. in English at Harvard University, with a dissertation on identity in the novels of Charles Dickens, and taught writing at Harvard for several years. Rosemary Oxenford is a professional writer-editor whose articles on acoustic music have appeared in several publications, including Pete Seeger's Sing Out! and the Black Sheep Review. She has also written articles on scientific research, technology, and engineering for Evaluation Engineering, MATLAB News and Notes, Technical Computing, and other trade journals. She lives, writes, and plays amateur piano in Boston, Massachusetts.