All posts by Lauren Eggert-Crowe

October 18th, 2011

Lauren Eggert-Crowe: The Last Book of Poetry I Loved, L.A. Liminal

The week I decided to move to Los Angeles, I read a book of poetry by a woman who had lived there for four years, hated it, left it for New York, and couldn’t stop writing poems about it.

It seemed fitting. Except Becca Klaver came “back East,” leaving Los Angeles, whereas I’m about to set up shop there. …more

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Lauren Eggert-Crowe received an MFA in Poetry from the University of Arizona, and has since published poetry in Water-Stone Review, Puerto Del Sol, DIAGRAM, terrain.org, and Eleven Eleven. After working as an administrative assistant in Silicon Valley for three years, she struck out for Los Angeles to sink her teeth into a writing and publishing career, and maybe date a few celebrities. She recently published the tenth anniversary issue of her award-winning 'zine, Galatea's Pants.

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