Laurie Price was among the first BA graduating class from Naropa's Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Writing in 1981.

In 1993 she was awarded a Gerbode Foundation Poetry grant and moved to Mexico to begin her life as a citizen of the world. In the same year, her first full-length collection, Except for Memory (Pantograph Press, Berkeley, CA)was published.

Excerpts from a glass book (see visual art ) that was created in Mexico in the 1990s were published in 2014 in an artist’s book, Overplay / Underdone (Medusa’s Laugh Press).

She’s lived and worked in Mexico, Morocco, Spain and now lives, again, in Oaxaca, Mexico.

Author of four chapbooks: Going On Like This (Northern Lights Int’l Poetry/Brooklyn Series, Brooklyn, NY), Under the Sign of the House (Detour Press, Brooklyn, NY/e-book, readme), The Assets (Situations Press, NY) and Minim (e-book, Faux Press, MA/Tokyo) she’s also published three full-length poetry collections: Except for Memory (Pantograph Press, Berkeley, CA), Radio at Night: Recent and Selected Works (Lunar Chandelier Press, 2013) and These Pages Once Were Skin, (Spuyten Duyvil, 2024).

Her work has appeared in Talisman, Eoagh, HOW2, Big Allis, Arshile, The East Village, Fence, Arts Fuse and Hurricane Review among other magazines.

detail from Echo of a Condensed Sonnet / El Eco del Soneto Condensado 2019