Vukelic-Rozic, Djurdja

VUKELIC-ROZIC, DJURDJA

dvrozic@optinet.hr	Croatian

http://www.free-zg-htnet/haiku-rozici	Croatia

Born in a little village near Kutina in 1956, lives in Ivanic Grad; an economist - bank officer working in Zagreb. She lived and studied in Chicago, USA (1972-1978). Member of The Association of Croatian Haiku Poets, Zagreb, the editor-in-chief of the haiku magazine HAIKU since Spring 2003. Beside haiku, publishes haibuns and short stories in Croatian and English. Djurdja is among the authors in common haiku collection Sedam Prozora/Seven Windows published in Ivanic Grad, 2002. She edited and translated several haiku collections. Her haiku was published in Japan, USA, Slovenia, Great Britain, Germany, New Zealand, Australia and India. She was among the founders of The Klostar Ivanic Haiku Meetings with the domestic and international (in English) Haiku Contest.

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Author: Djurdja V. Rozic
Editor: Djurdja V. Rozic
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International credits:

nogom u snijegu / Azami No. 38, 1996
plutaju / Azami No. 38, 1996
na sjaju / Blithe Spirit 8/3, 1998
pcela / Blithe Spirit 9/4, 1999
TV dnevnik / 33rd A-Bomb Day Memorial Haiku Meeting, Kyoto, 1999
tihi potok / An Exchange of Gifts, New Zealand Poetry Society, 2001
plisane igracke / Letni casi No. 14, Ljubljana, 2001
vrata / still, London, The Autumn Award Competition 2001
proljetno sunce / The Second Ashiya International Haiku Festa, 2001
vrh planine / Island, Member's Anthology 1998, British Haiku Society
s kamena / Haiga, Illustrated Haiku Poems, Yukki Yaura, Suiyu Enomoto, Suekichi Book, Lonodn, 2000
pecaju / WHC, R.H.Blyth Award 2002

National credits:

ljetna oluja / VisnjaMcMaster: 100 Croatian Haiku, An Anthology for the Haiku Cards Game, The Association of Croatian Haiku Poets, Zagreb, 2000
maza se komaj / 'Dan Dubravka Ivancana', Kajkavian Dialect, Krapina 2002, the 2nd Prize
ceska si trbuh / 'Dan Dubravka Ivancana', Krapina 2003, the 2nd Prize
na stoku stale / 'Dan Dubravka Ivancana', Kajkavian Dialect, Krapina 2004, the 2nd Prize

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