Mari-Lou Rowley
Contents
Bibliography
Books
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Suicide Psalms, poetry. Forthcoming from Anvil Press, Vancouver, Fall 2008.
- CosmoSonnets, poetry. Limited edition chapbook in collaboration with artist Robert McNealy. JackPine Press, Saskatoon, December 2007.
- Viral Suite, poetry. 100 pages perfectbound. Anvil Press, Vancouver, April 2004.
- Interference with the Hydrangea, poetry. 80 pages perfectbound. Thistledown Press, Saskatoon, September 2003.
- Boreal Surreal, poetry chapbook, 18 pages handbound. LyricalMyrical, Toronto, August 2003.
- CatoptRomancer, poetry chapbook, 20 pages handbound. Relevations Publications, Vancouver, October 1997.
- a Knife a Rope a Book, poetry. 64 pages, perfectbound. Underwhich Editions, Toronto, January 1990.
Anthologies
- Radiant dance uv being: a poetic portrait of bill bissett. Ed. Jeff Pew & Stephen Roxborough, Nightwood Editions, Roberts Creek, BC, 2006.
- Saskatchewan Writers: Lives Past and Present (biography). Ed. Heather Hodgson. Canadian Plains Research Centre, University of Regina, 2004.
- Listening with the Ear of the Heart: Writers at St. Peter's. Coteau Books, Saskatoon, 2003.
- Pacific Northwest Spiritual Poetry. Edited by Charles Potts, Tsunami Inc., Walla Walla, 1998.
- Prairie, an anthology of Saskatoon Poets. Edited by Caroline Heath. The Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, 1973.
Multi-Media
- Cellular Logic. Poetry with sound design by Roderick Shoolbraid, Relevations Productions, September, 2004.
- Trance Resistance. Poetry with music by Toronto composer Mara Zibbens, Underwhich Audiocassette, 1986.
Canadian poet Mari-Lou Rowley has published six collections of poetry, most recently CosmoSonnets (JackPine 2007) and Viral Suite (Anvil Press 2004). Suicide Psalms is forthcoming from Anvil Press in Fall 2008. Her work has appeared in journals anthologies in Canada and the U.S., as well as online in zines and on the Canadian Association of Physicists website. Rowley has performed across the continent, from Harbourfront to Hornby Island. She also appeared at Bumbershoot, Seattle's annual arts extravaganza with musician and sound designer Roderick Shoolbraid, where they released the CD Cellular Logic. In May 2005, Rowley was one of two writers internationally to receive a month-long funded residency at Can Serrat Centro de Actividades Artisticas, Spain. She has a Master's of Liberal Studies degree from Simon Fraser University. A science writer and avid star gazer, her favourite constellation is Orion. Her favourite cosmological phenomena are binary pulsars. In 2006 she moved to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan from Vancouver, BC to be closer to the sky.
