Author Archives: Mari-Lou Rowley

Speaking of Poets

Posted on June 3, 2013

Thanks to John Cunningham and CKUW for yesterday’s interview & reading. the link to the MP3 here..

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Strix Nebulosa

Posted on May 21, 2013

One of the Animalis poems from Unus Mundus published today in qattsiluni with audio.  

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First review Thanks to Michael Dennis for this review of Unus Mundus.

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another poem

Posted on April 22, 2013

from Unus Mundus, previously published in Truck.  Falco Columbarius

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Unus Mundus has arrived!

Posted on April 19, 2013

Nothing like getting your new book in the mail. Anvil did a fabulous job on the cover, typography, design. And I love the ochre yellow inside covers! A sneak preview of a poem as well!

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Transforium

The reading, unfolding, launching of “Transforium” by Tammy Lu and Mari-Lou Rowley (JackPine Press 2012). Thanks to Lia Pas for helping us decipher the poem-map!  

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Transforium – notes on process

Posted on November 23, 2012

When Tammy Lu and I first began to discuss the possibility of collaboration, we were both struck by the interests we shared: the relationship of place (physical, emotional or psychological) to creative content and emergence, the intersection of art/poetry/science, cosmology … Continue reading →

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Lost in Transition – 21st Century Anchoress…

Posted on February 26, 2012

After two weeks in a hermitage at the edge of the woods at St. Peter’s Abby…. reading strange and obscure text from the college library.. such as.. Very few recluses had chairs at all; at stone bench sufficed as a … Continue reading →

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Poem in Aesthetica Magazine’s Creative Works Competition 2010

Posted on February 26, 2012

Swallowtail Catastrophe          with a nod to Rene Thom Dilemma: In the schoolyard perimeter the paper plane is made up of three surfaces of folds, which meet in two lines, which in turn meet at a single swallowtail … Continue reading →

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Some new math poems

Posted on September 15, 2011

Delighted to have three poems published in the Journal of Humanistic Mathematics recently alongside so much insightful and inspiring work. Thanks Gizem et. al.

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