Lorin Ford

Lorin Ford is an Australian haiku poet who lives in Brunswick, Melbourne, and began writing haiku in 2004. Her work has appeared widely across several countries and has won haiku awards, including the paper wasp Jack Stamm award in 2005 and 2006. She has also judged haiku competitions and edited and published haiku journals, and she founded the Red Kelpie Haiku Group in 2014. Her books include a wattle seedpod (2008) and the e-chapbooks what light there is (2009) and A Few Quick Brushstrokes (2011, a Snapshot Press winner).