| Oregon Haiku & Tanka Society |
| C e R o s e n o w |
| Ce Rosenow is the publisher of Mountains and Rivers Press and the former
co-editor of Northwest Literary Forum and Portlandia Review of Books. Her
poetry, translations, articles, and book reviews have appeared in journals
in the U.S. and abroad. In 1997, her rengay appeared in Beyond/Within: A
Collection of Rengay, co-authored with seven other poets and published by
Sundog Press. Her poetry chapbook, The Backs of Angels, was published in
1998 by Tel-let Press in Charleston, Illinois, and her book of haiku, North
Lake, was published in 2004 by Mountain Gate Press in Hillsboro, Oregon.
She is currently a Visiting Assistant Professor of Literature at the Clark
Honors College at the University of Oregon. Ce Rosenow's Most Recent Book North Lake. Hillsboro, OR: Mountain Gate Press, 2004. 69 pages, 8-1/2" x 5-1/2", perfect softbound, letterpress. Copies available in Oregon bookstores and from the author at 815 E. 28th Avenue, Eugene, OR 97405. $15.00 in U.S. funds includes postage. �The reader comes to feel North Lake is not only an appealing place to visit in these haiku, but to embrace in one�s own inner space.� � from the Afterword by Phyllis Walsh, editor of Hummingbird. �North Lake is highly recommended for lovers of nature, haiku and poems that draw you in and melt away boundaries.� � from a review of North Lake by Linda Jeannette Ward in Hermitage, Vol. 2, No. 1-2, 2005. Journal and Magazine Publications Ce Rosenow�s poetry has appeared in these journals and magazines: Basho Haiku Anthology, 1994; Basho Haiku Anthology, 1995; black bough; Brussels Sprout; Cicada; Five Lines Down; Frogpond; Haiku Headlines; HPNC Gulf War Anthology; Haiku Spirit; Hermitage; Hummingbird; Lynx; Mayfly; Mirrors; Modern Haiku; Moonset; New Moon; Persimmon; Piedmont Literary Review; Pine Needles; Poetalk; Potpourri; Raw Nervz; Sparrow; Spin; Sunlight Through Rain: A Northwest Haiku Year; and Woodnotes. |
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morning drizzle falling gently into moss camellia blossom |
| Sample Haiku by Ce Rosenow |
Christmas Eve� hanging her ornaments without her |
rustling leaves� the flock of sparrows reverses itself |