Rosina Neginsky comes from a cultural and linguistic background that comprises her in-depth knowledge of three languages and three cultures: Russian, French, and English. She was born in Saint-Petersburg, studied Literature and Art in Paris where she grew up, and did her Ph.D. in literature in the United States where she spent some time. Now she lives in Paris. She is the author of the bilingual book of poetry (Russian and English) Under the Light of the Moon (2002), of the first edition of the bilingual Juggler (2009); of a book of poetry in French and English, In the Garden of Luxembourg (2015), and of a forthcoming book of poetry in English, Longings. She published some of her poems in a variety of literary magazines and anthologies such as Quiddity, Austen International Poetry Festival anthology, White Oak Press, The Halcyone Literary Review, and a few other. She is also a literary and art scholar, the author of the book Salome: The Image of a Woman Who Never Was (2013; 2018).