Rose Auslander

Rose Auslander’s six-word memoir is “Mathematician’s daughter — has trouble counting.” She is Poetry Editor of Folded Word Press , and stays away from math. She recently helped edit Folded Word’s TwitterLit Anthology On a Narrow Windowsill Her great, great uncle, Joseph Auslander, was the first Poet Laureate of the United States, and she hopes to make him proud, wherever he may be. She has recently published poems in Writers’ Bloc, The Dead Mule, Conversation Poetry Quarterly, and in Short Fast and Deadly and was a regular contributor to Form.Reborn, winning a Three Cheers award for her poem, “Oh My.” In 2011 she was nominated for a pushcart by Literary Lunchroom. Look for some of her newer work in Right Hand Pointing and Currency Lit.  But, wait, she also blogs!

Rose’s work for Referential:

• Breaking - poem
• Dear Dad - fiction
• The Gull - fiction
• Maybe – poem
• NaCL – poem
• New Year’s Rush – poem
• Review: Illinois, My Apologies - non-fiction
• This -poem
• What Can You Expect – poem

Btw, a few fun bio updates: In 2011, I received a Pushcart nomination from the good folks at Literary Lunchroom. And look for “From 2 Wall Street” in cur-ren-cy http://www.currencylit.com/rose-auslander , and “Des Moines” in Right Hand Pointing : http://tinyurl.com/8ywsgwr.