Lauren Brazeal teaches in Dallas and is the author of two chapbooks, Zoo for Well-Groomed Eaters (Dancing Girl Press, 2016), and exuviae (Horse Less Press, 2016). Her first full-length collection, Gutter, is releasing in the summer of 2018 from Yes Yes Books. In her past, Brazeal has been a homeless gutter-punk, a resident of Ecuador’s Amazon jungle, a maid, a surfer chick, and a custom aquarium designer. A graduate of Bennington’s MFA program in writing and literature, her work has appeared in journals such as DIAGRAM, Smartish Pace, Barrelhouse, Forklift, Ohio, and Verse Daily.

Other poems by Lauren Brazeal in Verse Daily:
October 15, 2006:   "Vapor" " It was a simple change...."

Books by Lauren Brazeal:

Other poems on the web by Lauren Brazeal:
Two poems
"To Jennifer Love-Hewitt: I Saw You at Fendi Last Week—I Was the Little Mohawked Squatter Punk Panhandler"
"Cherry Baby"
Four poems
"Love, In This Hour, Remember What Binds"

Lauren Brazeal's Website.

Lauren Brazeal on Twitter.