Krystal Languell lives in Chicago, where she works for the Poetry Foundation. Her previous books are Call the Catastrophists (BlazeVox, 2011) and Gray Market (1913 Press, 2016). She has also published six chapbooks, including Be a Dead Girl (Argos Books, 2014) and Archive Theft, a collection of interviews, (Essay Press, 2015). A NYSCA/NYFA 2017 Artist Fellowship Finalist in Poetry, she previously completed a 2014-15 Lower Manhattan Cultural Council workspace residency and a 2013-14 Poetry Project Emerge-Surface-Be fellowship. Since 2010, she has helped coordinate the activities of Belladonna* Collaborative, while publishing the feminist poetry journal Bone Bouquet. She was an adjunct in New York City for seven years.

Other poems by Krystal Languell in Verse Daily:
November 23, 2017:   "An American Poem" "I dreamed Eileen Myles told me I was dressing too sexy...."
May 22, 2012:   "Frenemy" "I grind my teeth enough that they're getting shorter...."

Books by Krystal Languell:

Other poems on the web by Krystal Languell:
"Poem for my Friend in Providence"
Three poems
Five poems
Two poems
"(Smell of (bonfire"
"Hate Is Unbecoming"
"Romeo + Juliet Poem"
"Unsaticatory Proggres"
"She loves her"
"I'll See it When I Believe it"
"Field Notes, Liverpool"
Two poems

Krystal Languell on Twitter.