Laura Elrick’s recent projects include a book of poetry, Propagation (Kenning Editions, 2012), and Blocks Away, a psychogeography of Lower Manhattan (exhibited at the Skybridge Art & Sound Space in 2010). Her video/poem Stalk (“part dystopian urban cartography, part spatial-poetic intervention”) was self-produced and completed in mid-2008. Older books include Fantasies in Permeable Structures (Factory School, 2005) and sKincerity (Krupskaya, 2003). Her work has been included in several anthologies and critical collections, most recently in Zoe Skoulding’s Contemporary Women’s Poetry and Urban Space, and has been translated into Spanish, French and Norwegian. She has lived in the Greenpoint neighborhood of Brooklyn for over 15 years and currently teaches in the MFA and BFA programs in writing at Pratt Institute.