Vance Criswell McCormick "A Harrisburg Hero"
along with eloquently addressing big-picture "whys" to highly detailed "hows
Especially when combined with the tranquil art of Zendoodle--her favorite form of drawing
impassable or crowded with foes
Whether a particular person is an introvert or an extravert is a biologically hardwired aspect of his or her personality
Dancing at Lake Montebello: poems AUTH-3130207 Vance Criswell McCormick "A HarrisburgDancing at Lake Montebello begins at the dawn of the civil rights era, calling up memories of life in Baltimore, the most segregated U. S. Northern city, and moves through the poet's coming of age in the turbulent '60s and '70s. The book's final section, "More Dangerous for All of Us," melds the personal and the political illness, death, loss and grieving, as seen through the eyes of one moving through middle age and acknowledges the solace that