Following the release of her micro-memoir, To Lose the Madness, and the TEDx Talk at Yale University based on her life, Browning returns from a six-year poetic silence with, Drive through the Night.

Raw, gritty, lonesome, and stunningly authentic—we pick up Browning's trail a mid-life as the poet reflects on her journey through her major relationships, both with lovers and self.

The arc of these poems traces the poet's journey of overcoming and rebecoming while simultaneously set against the iconic backdrop of the American Southwest. In her words, "These poems and ponderings were written across the nights—while traveling the distance between who I was expected to become and who I authentically (irrevocably) am."

In Drive Through the Night, we follow the trail of an orphan-turned-vagabond who left behind the white picket fence for the open range and open road.