Shane Rhodes

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Shane Rhodes is a Canadian poet [1]. His first book of poetry, The Wireless Room [2], was published by NeWest Press in 2000 and won the Alberta Book Award for poetry. His second book, Holding Pattern [3], won the Archibald Lampman Award [4].

Shane is also featured in the anthologies New Canadian Poetry and Breathing Fire II [5] and recently published a chapbook, Tengo Sed [6], with Greenboathouse Books. His next book, The Bindery, is forthcoming with NeWest Press in 2007. He lives in Ottawa, Canada [7].

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