DAVID D. HOROWITZ founded and manages Rose Alley Press, which primarily publishes books featuring Pacific Northwest rhymed metrical poetry. His own collections, from Rose Alley Press, are Stars Beyond the Battlesmoke; Wildfire, Candleflame; Resin from the Rain; and Streetlamp, Treetop, Star. Many of his poems have been published in fine literary journals, such as The Lyric, Candelabrum, and The New Formalist. His essays often appear in Exterminating Angel. In 2005 he won the PoetsWest Achievement Award. In 2007 he edited and published the poetry anthology Limbs of the Pine, Peaks of the Range. In October 2010, David will publish Many Trails to the Summit, the second Rose Alley Press poetry anthology, which he also edited. His Web site is www.rosealleypress.com.

 

 

 

Rose Alley Press was founded in 1995 by Seattle poet and essayist David D. Horowitz. David primarily publishes books featuring Pacific Northwest rhymed metrical poetry. He also writes and publishes From Notebook to Bookshelf, an annually updated booklet about writing and publishing. To date, Rose Alley Press has published thirteen books, including collections by Seattle-area poets William Dunlop, Victoria Ford, Donald Kentop, Douglas Schuder, Michael Spence, and Joannie Kervran Stangeland. In 2007, David published the first Rose Alley Press poetry, Limbs of the Pine, Peaks of the Range, which included the work of twenty-six poets. The second Rose Alley Press poetry anthology, Many Trails to the Summit, is due out in October 2010, and includes the work of forty-two poets. These poets include Sherman Alexie, Belle Randall, David Mason, Robert Lashley, Richard Wakefield, Joan Swift, Derek Sheffield, and many others. For more information about Rose Alley Press, visit www.rosealleypress.com.