We All Make it Out in the End

We All Make It Out In The End is an exploration on identity, survival, queerness, and love. Divided into 5 sections, Lacey Roop invites the

reader on a journey to examine the human condition. These poems navigate through grief, wonder, uncertainty, hope and grace. We All Make It Out In The End is both a testament and celebration to the moments-big and small-and how we exist in them.

Lacey Roop is a genderqueer poet and performer. They perform their work nationwide at bookstores, campuses and festivals, including Austin and Los Angeles Pride. They are a former Women of the World Poetry Slam finalist, and have been featured on PBS's Roadtrip Nation, reaching over 60 million households worldwide. They are the author of And Then Came the Flood, and the much anticipated forthcoming book, We All Make it Out in the End. A Mississippi native, they currently reside in Austin, TX with their spouse and two incredibly large dogs (Artemis and Cassiopeia).