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Ali Royals

Ali Royals is only a morning person when she dances til the sun comes up. She loves true stories and hates writing in the third person. Ali is a poet, non-fiction essayist, time-capsulist, and soon to be blogger from Baltimore, Maryland. You can find her current poetry project @pitchforkpoetry on Instagram, and her face in the background of the Succession series finale as Business Pedestrian #44. @aliroyals / @pitchforkpoetry

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