Deborah Woodard

Deborah Woodard is an American poet, translator and teacher. She was born in New York City and grew up in Vermont. She is the author of four collections of poetry, including one-full length collection, Plato's Bad Horse, and three chapbooks. She also translates the poetry of Italian poet Amelia Rosselli; her collection of translations, The Dragonfly, co-translated with Giuseppe Leporace, was published in 2010. She has earned degrees from SUNY Buffalo, University of New Hampshire and UC Irvine. Woodard teaches at the Richard Hugo House in Seattle, Washington.

Bibliography

• Borrowed Tales (Stockport Flats, forthcoming 2012)
• The Dragonfly: A Selection of Poems, 1953-1981 (Chelsea Editions, 2010; co-translated with Giuseppe Leporace)
• Hunter Mnemonics (hemel press, 2008)
• Plato's Bad Horse (Bear Star Press, 2006)
• The Orphan Conducts the Dovehouse Orchestra (Bear Star Press, 1999)
• The Book of Riddles (Boxcar Press, 1998)

External links

• Deborah Woodard's website
• Interview with Deborah Woodard, by Dot Devota, on BOMBLOG, May 2011
• Interview with Deborah Woodard, by Abby Hagler, Richard Hugo House, April 2010
• Three poems in La Petite Zine
• Two poems in Barnstorm Journal
• One poem in The Del Sol Review
• One poem in HOW(ever)