Adrie Rose is a poet and editor. Her work recently appeared at Poets.org, The Baltimore Review, Nimrod, the Ploughshares blog & more.
“Adrie has an uncanny ability to write bracing and thoroughly original and important poems of the moment: social criticism, race, faith, class, and climate. These are topics that usually lead to dead end poems that sound like journalism. It’s really tough to write such poems and she’s really good at it. She’s also a great formal experimenter, writing erasures and right justified poems and treats every poem as altogether itself. ”
Adrie regularly offers writing classes online and in person- check the links page for upcoming opportunities. She also does chapbook manuscript consultations. Use the contact page for more info.
Adrie Rose lives next to an orchard in western MA and is the editor of Nine Syllables Press. Her work has previously appeared in The Baltimore Review, Nimrod International Journal, The Night Heron Barks, and more. Her chapbook I Will Write a Love Poem was released in 2023 with Porkbelly Press, and her chapbook Rupture was released in 2024 with Gold Line Press. She was nominated for the Pushcart Prize in 2019 and 2023, a finalist for The Pablo Neruda Prize for Poetry in 2021, named a Highly Commended Poet for the International Gingko Prize in 2023, and won the 2023 Radar Coniston Prize.
She won the Elizabeth Babcock Poetry Prize, the Ethel Olin Corbin Prize, and the Gertrude Posner Spencer Prize in 2021, and the Eleanor Cederstrom Prize, and the Mary Augusta Jordan Prize in 2022. Her poem “flare” won the 2022 Anne Bradstreet Prize with the Academy of American Poets.
Trained as a folk herbalist and a writer, she is happiest when geeking out on plants, the nuances of words, or facilitating transformational conversation with a group of willing folks. Not-so-secret pleasures include pie, YA novels, and napping with a cat.
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