Laurie Price is a poet we poets should have been clamoring for these last three decades. Her work operates in the here and now with the tools of up there and way deep. She is a high-grade lyric philosopher, metallic and transcendent. The sound of her verse is barbed wire and angelic wind. If you know her art work you know what mysteries she uncovers in the public disorder, magical crafts, and guerilla graffiti of Mexico. I find those images alchemically refined in her poetry. Her work is like Mina Loy's, a surprise to my word-jaded reading.
Laurie Price is a poet we poets should have been clamoring for these last three decades. Her work operates in the here and now with the tools of up there and way deep. She is a high-grade lyric philosopher, metallic and transcendent. The sound of her verse is barbed wire and angelic wind. If you know her art work you know what mysteries she uncovers in the public disorder, magical crafts, and guerilla graffiti of Mexico. I find those images alchemically refined in her poetry. Her work is like Mina Loy's, a surprise to my word-jaded reading.
Laurie Price is a poet and visual artist who was in the first graduating class at Naropa's (then Institute) Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics in 1981 and has since published poetry and made and exhibited her visual art (laurie-price.com). Courtesy of a generous year-long Gerbode Foundation Poetry grant received in 1993 she moved to Oaxaca, Mexico to begin her life as a citizen of the world. Since then she's lived in Morocco, Spain, and now resides in Oaxaca, Mexico (since 2013). Two full-length collections (Except for Memory [Pantograph Press, Berkeley, CA, 1993] and Radio at Night: Recent and Selected Work [Lunar Chandelier Press, 2013] and four chapbooks have been published. Her work has appeared in Talisman, Eoagh, HOW2, Big Allis, Arshile, The East Village and Fence, among other magazines. A new ms., entitled Pages That Once Were Skin is in the works and you can view her photos and artworks here: http: //graciouseconomiesandcorrugatedshadows.blogspot.com(2009-2022) and here: https: //graciouseconomiesandetc2.blogspot.com/(current).
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