Lisa Rhoades

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Lisa Rhoades (born 1963 in Kansas) is an American poet.

Rhoades received her B.A. from Louisiana State University and her M.F.A. from Columbia University. Prior to receiving her nursing degree from New York University, Rhoades was a production editor at the Institute of International Education^[1][2].

She has also taught workshops in poetry^[3].

Contents 1 Personal 2 Bibliography 2.1 Books and Chapbooks 2.2 Broadsides 2.3 Journals 2.4 As Contributor 3 External links 4 Notes

[edit] Personal

Rhoades is the daughter of John D. Rhoades, a retired dean of veterinary medicine at L.S.U., and Carol Rhoades.

Rhoades is married to David Nygard and lives with her husband and daughter in New York City.

[edit] Bibliography

[edit] Books and Chapbooks

• Strange Gravity. Treadwell, NY: Bright Hill Press, 2004. ISBN 1892471248 ISBN 978-1892471246

[edit] Broadsides

• "The Week I Thought I Was." Winona, MN: Sutton Hoo Press, 2001.

[edit] Journals

• Richard Jones, ed. Poetry East #33. DePaul University, 1992. ASIN B000M7J89U
• "Ugly", "Wrecked", "The New Jersey Girls Are Fixing Their Hair" and "The Week I Thought I Was", Poetry, May 2002.

[edit] As Contributor

more to be listed

[edit] External links

• Interview with Lisa Rhoades, reprinted from The New York Post

[edit] Notes

1. ^ Institute of International Education - 1994 Annual Report
2. ^ Institute of International Education - 1995 Annual Report
3. ^ Pets House - Programs and Calendar of Events - 2006