Hi, I'm Tamarah
it rhymes with 'camera'
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About
Tamarah Rockwood lives relatively hidden in the woods with her husband, Ben, and their 5 darling children. She received her Harvard ALM degree in Creative Writing and Literature. She has had her artwork featured in the Louie-Meager Art Gallery as an assistant curator. As any rational writer would agree, public accolades are a brief respite through the sludges of writing; her first professional accolade came from the Cal State East Bay annual Creative Writing journal, Occam’s Razor, issues 19, 20, when Rockwood won first place in poetry (for 19). This emboldened her to publish a book of poetry, Petals of Magnolia.
Since then, Tamarah Rockwood graduated from Harvard in 2020 and some publications include short stories, screenwriting, poetry in University of Canberra Vice Chancellor’s International Poetry Prize, among other published poetry. She is the CEO of a publishing house and senior editor for a poetry journal, Poetry Corners, as well as the manager of Ars Poetica in Washington state. Other than writing, she the former Wine Committee Chairwoman for the Rainier Club in Seattle; now the current Literary Committee Chairwoman.
Along with living the literary life, she is the former Wine Committee Chairwoman for the Rainier Club in Seattle. She is now the current Literary Committee Chairwoman for the Rainier Club. She tends a small plump of ducks on Bainbridge Island. She enjoys reading Classic literature, she is in love with movies from TCM, and she is a slow hiker for preferably short distances.
@tamrmint
instagram.com/tamrmint
Tamarah.rockwood@alumni.harvard.edu
About
Tamarah Rockwood lives relatively hidden in the woods with her husband, Ben, and their 5 darling children. She received her Harvard ALM degree in Creative Writing and Literature. She has had her artwork featured in the Louie-Meager Art Gallery as an assistant curator. As any rational writer would agree, public accolades are a brief respite through the sludges of writing; her first professional accolade came from the Cal State East Bay annual Creative Writing journal, Occam’s Razor, issues 19, 20, when Rockwood won first place in poetry (for 19). This emboldened her to publish a book of poetry, Petals of Magnolia.
Since then, Tamarah Rockwood graduated from Harvard in 2020 and some publications include short stories, screenwriting, poetry in University of Canberra Vice Chancellor’s International Poetry Prize, among other published poetry. She is the CEO of a publishing house and senior editor for a poetry journal, Poetry Corners, as well as the manager of Ars Poetica in Washington state. Other than writing, she the former Wine Committee Chairwoman for the Rainier Club in Seattle; now the current Literary Committee Chairwoman.
Along with living the literary life, she is the former Wine Committee Chairwoman for the Rainier Club in Seattle. She is now the current Literary Committee Chairwoman for the Rainier Club. She tends a small plump of ducks on Bainbridge Island. She enjoys reading Classic literature, she is in love with movies from TCM, and she is a slow hiker for preferably short distances.