My Roman Fagerlind is a Swedish poet, playwright, screenwriter, artist and editor, born 1989 in Stockholm, raised on a farm in the countryside of Skåne. Since 2018 she's permanently based in Berlin. Her work is cross-disciplinary—spanning from theater, film and music to publications and visual art. Often exploring themes of womanhood, archive, history, memory and social constructs, Roman Fagerlind aims to elucidate the human experience beyond fixed norms and polished narratives.

2013-2014 Roman Fagerlind worked as an editor, critic and columnist for the now closed-down magazine Rymden. After writing an article on eating disorders she was contacted by Swedish film director Ida Lindgren and wrote the script to Lindgren’s short film Kroppen är en ensam plats/The body is a lonely place, exploring the same theme. The film premiered in 2016, winning two special mentions at Berlinale, Best Film, Script and Photography at STOCKMotion Film Festival, Best Nordic Doc at Minimalen Film Festival, Best Film at Videogudfestivalen, Best Short Film at Tempo Documentary Festival and was nominated for Best Short Film at the Swedish Guldbaggegala in 2017. The film was also exhibited at Fotografiska Museum of Photography in Stockholm. Roman Fagerlind and Lindgren continued their collaboration on Lindgrens short film Sanningssagor/True Tales, which premiered at Gothenburg International Film Festival in 2019.