Rhonda Rosenheck, Ed
Poet and writer Rhonda Rosenheck is the editor of Thriving: An Anthology, for which she won an Individual Artists Award from NYS Council on the Arts through its regional regranting agency, Saratoga Arts. During 33 years as an educator, Rhonda lived in NY, NJ, FL, MA, Israel, and Canada. She moved to New York's Capital Region, where she launched, grew and sold an online copyediting business. Her publications include one chapter in The Ultimate Jewish Teachers Handbook, her books, The Five Books...See more
Poet and writer Rhonda Rosenheck is the editor of Thriving: An Anthology, for which she won an Individual Artists Award from NYS Council on the Arts through its regional regranting agency, Saratoga Arts. During 33 years as an educator, Rhonda lived in NY, NJ, FL, MA, Israel, and Canada. She moved to New York's Capital Region, where she launched, grew and sold an online copyediting business. Her publications include one chapter in The Ultimate Jewish Teachers Handbook, her books, The Five Books of Limericks: a chapter-by-chapter re- reading of the Torah and Yiddische Yoga: OYsanas for Every Generation , and the chapbooks Looking and Sin No More! A Biblical Sea Shanty . Rhonda is the internship coordinator of the Hudson Valley Writers Guild where she also serves on the board. She hosts twice-monthly write-ins in Clifton Park, NY, and co-hosts the monthly Poetry Circle at the Schenectady County Public Library. She was the featured poet at Amesbury, MA's Poet-Laureate Monthly Poetry Reading and at the Saratoga Springs, NY, Open Mic at the Senior Center. The poetry troupe she manages, A Cauldron of Crones, performs periodically thorughout the region. Her poems have appeared in the anthology A Book of Sonnets and in a variety of magazines and journals. Her poem MakerSpace was theatrically performed at the Fenimore Art Museum's Glimmer Globe Theater in Cooperstown, NY. Rhonda enjoyed a juried residency at Prospect Street Writers House in North Bennington, VT and was the June 2023 resident writer at the Fish Factory Creative Centre in Stöðvarfjörður, Iceland. See less
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