Schedule

Readings and Talks:

CURRENT NEWS (updated 10/10/08):

Rose will be on sabbatical for the rest of 2008. Her 2009 appearances include a return to the Oxford Fringe Festival, (OXFRINGE), in Oxford, England, where she will give several readings and teach a poetry workshop. Visit the OXFRINGE website for information as the festival schedule develops.

Teaching:

Rose will be teaching again at the Writer's Center during the winter 2009 workshop season. Visit the Center's website for more information. She will also teach a poetry course at the Jung Society of Washington.

If you would like to invite Rose to give a reading, performance, workshop, or lecture, contact her at:
(301) 530-2896 or at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Prior appearances at conferences, events, and universities include the following venues and organizations:

  • OXFRINGE (The Oxford Fringe Festival. Oxford, England)
  • The Washington Society for Jungian Psychology (WSJP)
  • The Clarice Smith Center for the Performing Arts, College Park, Maryland
  • Blackwell Books, Oxford, England
  • The Poetry Cafe, London, England
  • The Scottish Arts Club, Edinburgh, Scotland
  • Marshall University, West Virginia
  • The Associated Writing Programs (AWP)
  • The Association for Transpersonal Psychology
  • The Poetry Therapy Training Institute
  • The F. Scott Fitzgerald Literary Conference
  • Common Boundary
  • The Literary Festival of St. Mary's College, Maryland
  • Yale University's Trumball College
  • The University of Maryland, College Park
  • The Mitchell Gallery, St. John's College, Annapolis
  • The Hirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden

Workshop and lecture titles include the following:

  • Orpheus in the Park: Exploring the Intersection of Myth and Life
  • Retelling the Tale: Contemporary Approaches to Classical Myth
  • Homer's Muse Today: Rethinking The Iliad and The Odyssey
  • Heroes and Villains: Recovering and Rewriting Family Stories
  • Invoking the Muse: Finding and Feeding Your Poetic Source
  • The Shapes of Poetry: What Form Means to Free Verse