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Kay Rozynski

Kay Rozynski

About Kay Rozynski

Kay Rozynski is a Melbourne-based essayist and poet. While studying English Literature and Creative Writing at the University of Melbourne she has edited the poetry anthology Mollusca: In Translation and the Australian Poetry Centre's online publication, Zest. Kay is writing her Honours thesis on the politics of etymology in the translation of poetry, and working on a suite of poems in free translation from the original Spanish.

Kay Rozynski interviews Mark Tredinnick

Posted on December 22, 2008 by Kay Rozynski

I say 'nature writing', you see a Hallmark watercolour landscape replete with furry animals and woolly sentiment. But is this really the extent of it? What the hay is nature writing – or what isn't? Where is the line between …

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Seven Secret Cities

Posted on August 11, 2008 by Kay Rozynski

A city had never the dimensions of a page; or, if it did, there was no need for the writing of it. Writing is a way in which a city of instances becomes an event. Instances disclose themselves patiently; the intention to account for these translates them into events. The inhabitant, who may or who may not be transitory, writes, and the page opens onto a secret space where instances arrange themselves into constellations: something here can at last and literally take place

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