Lisa Suhay (born 1965) is an American journalist and children's book author. She lives in Norfolk, Virginia.
1991 - Suhay functioned as a foreign correspondent on a freelance basis during Operation Desert Storm reporting from Saudi Arabia and Tel Aviv.
1996 - became Bureau Chief of the Marco Island Eagle located in Marco Island, Florida.
1999 - became a contract writer for the New York Times.
Tell Me a Story andTell Me Another Story (Paraclete Press, Brewster, Mass 2000 and 2001)according to Christian Fiction: A Guide to the Genre By John Mort.
Dream Catchers with Pippi Longstocking Illustrator Louis S. Glanzman (Marsh Media, St. Louis, MO. 2001)
Haddy the Doorstopasaurus (Franklin Mason Press, Trenton, NJ 2003)
There Goes a Mermaid! A NorFolktale (The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Virginia 2003)
Our Fantasy Island (Fantasy Island Amusement Park, NJ 2005)
The Mermaids and Yellow Jack, A NorFolktale (Bon Secours Foundation 2006)
Audio Tape: Tell Me a Story: A Dialogue with Deepak Chopra. (Harmony House 1998)
2005 - Suhay worked with the city of Norfolk, Virginia (where the mermaid is the city symbol) and the American Heart Association to create the Heart & Art Mermaid Trails.
Suhay was born Lisa Goldenthal. Her father was Jewish and her mother was Catholic. Suhay wrote about her recent conversion in the Virginia-Pilot to Islam in Ramadan 2017.
