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Rosemarie Rowley

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The Sea of Affliction

The Sea of Affliction Back CoverThe Sea of Affliction Front CoverRosemarie Rowley (small image)

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Cover illustration: ‘‘The Stages of Life’’ by Caspar David Friedrich, 1835.
courtesy Museum der Bildenen Künste, Leipzig

format :: PDF (418k) :: Open Office 2 (619k) :: MS Word (763k)
genre :: Poetry
publisher :: Comark with Rowan Tree Press
place & year :: Dublin, 1987
ISBN :: 1 87027 109 (HB); 1 870267 26 (PB)
translations :: none
translation queries :: contact author
print-on-demand :: no
status :: out of print

Contact :: Rosemarie Rowley

rowleyrosie @ yahoo.ie

Links

Rosemarie Rowley at Kennys

Rosemarie Rowley at amazon.co.uk

Rosemary Rowley at Representative Poetry Online

Latest Book

In Memory of Her
available on request from the author

Biographical Note

Rosemarie Rowley was born in Dublin in 1942.
Her poetry publications include The Broken Pledge (Dublin, Tallaght, 1985); The Sea of Affliction (Dublin, Rowan Tree Press, 1987); Flight into Reality (Rowan Tree Press, 1989), a long poem written terza rima and issued, read by the poet, on audio cassette in 1996; Hot Cinquefoil Star (Rowan Tree Press, 2002); and In Memory of Her (Rowan Tree Presss, 2004).
Her pamphlets include Freedom and Censorship (1989), which influenced the Campaign against Pornography and Censorship in the UK; and with John Haughton and Cairde na Coille. eds, Seeing the Wood and the Trees (Dublin, Forest Friends Ireland, 2003).
She has represented Ireland in the European Capital of Culture celebrations in 1997, where she read translations of women bards of the west of Ireland. She has won two international awards in Scotland for epic poetry (1995 and 1996), an American Library of Poetry award in 1997, and her first short story won an Image Award.
She lives in Dublin.

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