Lisa Lewis 's books include The Unbeliever (University of Wisconsin Press, Brittingham Prize), Silent Treatment (Penguin, National Poetry Series), and Vivisect (New Issues Press). Her work has appeared in numerous literary magazines, including Kenyon Review, Washington Square, and Rattle, as well as a Pushcart Prize anthology and two editions of Best American Poetry. She has also won awards from the Ameican Poetry Review and the Missouri Review. She directs the creative writing program at Oklahoma State University and serves as poetry editor for the Cimmaron Review.

Other poems by Lisa Lewis in Verse Daily:
October 7, 2010:   "The Transformation" "It had been afternoon as long as I could bear...."
September 17, 2010:   "Mystes" "A calm arrested the vibrato of tunnels...."

Books by Lisa Lewis:

Other poems on the web by Lisa Lewis:
"Vivisect"
Two poems
"Topography"
"A Question About Horses"
"Code of Honor"
"Haircut"
"A Threat in May"
"Bottles, and Oats: Poems"

Lisa Lewis according to Wikipedia.

About Burned House with Swimming Pool:

"You will be impressed by the intelligent, arresting poems in Burned House With Swimming Pool. They are so finely crafted their language shapes the public voice of personal experience with both clarity and complexity. In the poet’s coming to grips with the successes and failures of middle age and middle America, she views life with the microscopic intensity only great writers can achieve."
—Ai