Karina Borowicz is the author of Rosetta (Ex Ophidia, 2021), Proof (Codhill Press, 2014), and The Bees Are Waiting (Marick Press, 2011). A French bilingual volume of new and selected works, Tomates de septembre, was published by Cheyne-éditeur in 2020. Her work has appeared widely in journals, anthologies, and other media, including Ted Kooser's American Life in Poetry and National Public Radio's Writer's Almanac and The Slowdown.

Other poems by Karina Borowicz in Verse Daily:
December 22, 2015:   "In Its Body" "The snow taps a pattern..."
August 31, 2014:   "Wild Eye" "All day the dream will linger..."

Books by Karina Borowicz:

Other poems on the web by Karina Borowicz:
"September Tomatoes"
Two poems
Two poems
"Albatross"
"The Old Country"
"Soap"
Three poems

*Karina Borowicz's Website.

About Rosetta:

"Borowicz's collection is a brilliant "burning book" of poems so vivid and moving that the reader is drawn from one page to the next by the urgency of a poet who knows that 'if something is going / to happen / it happens.' Her combination of lyric and narrative weaves a magical thread through each poem with unerring skill, interest, and taste. Every powerful poem rewards the reader with subtle observations in nuanced, rhythmic language that expose a hard-won acceptance of both dangerous realities and glorious beauties of the world."
—Sharon Cumberland