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    VERY FEW PLACES ARE WHAT THEY USED TO BE

    September 23, 2021

    Kelli Lage

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    KELLI LAGE

    Kelli Lage lives in the Midwest countryside. Lage is currently earning her degree in Secondary English Education and works as a substitute teacher. Awards: Special Award for First-time Entrant, Lyrical Iowa.

     

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