Kimberley G. Graham
Kimberley is a storyteller based in Memphis, Tennessee. Through black-and-white photography and literary fiction, her work explores faith, endurance, memory, and the emotional weight carried by landscape.
The Rocking Horse of Tuscumbia
The Rocking Horse of Tuscumbia is a novel that explores memory, faith, loss, and the enduring pull of place. Set against the landscapes of the American South, the story follows lives shaped by inheritance, grief, and the quiet search for grace. Through atmospheric prose and deeply human characters, the novel reflects on what remains long after childhood—and those we love—have slipped beyond reach.
Morning Star
Her second novel, Morning Star, follows Edson White’s mission along the Mississippi River in 1894, where a small crew carrying a printing press journeys into the post-Reconstruction South to teach newly freed communities to read. Across both image and story, Kimberley’s work lingers in places where hardship, beauty, and grace exist side by side.
Cypress Hill
