Jane LeCroyJane LeCroy grew up in Nyack, New York, and is a NYC-based poet, singer, performance artist, teacher, and home-birthing mother of three. Jane's work is in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian, Library of Congress, Poets House, Brooklyn Museumof Art, and Yale Library.​Jane fronts the avant-pop band, The Icebergs, and the spontaneous experimental music project, Ω▽(Ohmslice) with Bradford Reed. She toured with the San Francisco based, all-women's poetry troupe, Sister Spit in the 1990s. Jane is a featured performer at Poetry Brothel.​Among her many publications and recordings, her chapbook, "Names", was published by the art-book house, Booklyn, in the award-winning, ABC chapbook series, which was purchased by the Library of Congress along with her braid. Three Rooms Press published "Signature Play," a multimedia book of lyrical poems, including a nomination for a Pushcart Prize. The Icebergs and Ω▽(Ohmslice) are available everywhere you stream music. Some of these poems appear as songs on her records from The Icebergs: "Eldorado" and "Add Vice." Read More Read Less