Originally from New Jersey, I have a BA from Moravian College in Studio Art and English, with a concentration in Writing and an MFA from University of California, Riverside in Creative Writing and Writing for the Performing Arts with a concentration in Poetry. I edited CRATE for two years and helped out with layout and design (and unasked for advice) for a while. I’m not sure if the magazine still exists. I volunteer for Poetry Northwest as a reader and occasionally sit at the table to chat and sell magazines.
I am currently working on several projects, including a crocheted/knit crazy-quilt (exchanging squares with my lovely sister) and an ever expanding inquiry into ether. I climb, kind of a lot. I live in Seattle, WA.
Email me if you like, alexis (dot) vergalla (at) gmail (dot) com.
Publications:
Experiments in Light and Ether (Dancing Girl Press, 2010)
Letters Through Glass (Finishing Line Press, 2009)
The Way it Happened, The Movements (Anemone Sidecar, June 2009)
The Wolf and the Girl (Goblin Fruit, Summer 2009)
Rusalka (Tales of the Unanticpated, forthcoming)
The Translucent Nature of Irises (Diode Poetry, Winter 2008 Issue)
The Way Things Disappear (Damselfly Press, Winter 2008 Issue)
Issues of Translation, Letter to Vallejo, On Hearing an Uncertainty (Plankton Magazine, Vol 1 Summer 2007)
Appearances:
The Moe Green Poetry Hour, hosted by Rafael Alvardo and Kate Durbin
Reviews:
Letters Through Glass has been reviewed by Prick of the Spindle and The Chapbook Review
a web a word a world 
Hello fellow Seattleite, nice work!