The Vandalia in Me: A Photo-Poetry Collection from Appalachia by Greg Clary
Greg is an author living in Clarion, Pennsylvania. Your purchase of this book helps to support local authors and businesses.
The Vandalia in Me is a collection of poems and photographs from an author who has lived in Appalachia for his entire life. First on his family's homestead in southern West Virginia, then for the past 40 years in the northwestern Pennsylvania Wilds.
These poems and photographs are rooted in the author's personal experiences and observations of the Appalachia he loves and the people and events he has encountered along the way.
These images and words share the common theme of seeking beauty among the ordinary and infusing them with respect and significance.
Greg is an author living in Clarion, Pennsylvania. Your purchase of this book helps to support local authors and businesses.
The Vandalia in Me is a collection of poems and photographs from an author who has lived in Appalachia for his entire life. First on his family's homestead in southern West Virginia, then for the past 40 years in the northwestern Pennsylvania Wilds.
These poems and photographs are rooted in the author's personal experiences and observations of the Appalachia he loves and the people and events he has encountered along the way.
These images and words share the common theme of seeking beauty among the ordinary and infusing them with respect and significance.
Greg is an author living in Clarion, Pennsylvania. Your purchase of this book helps to support local authors and businesses.
The Vandalia in Me is a collection of poems and photographs from an author who has lived in Appalachia for his entire life. First on his family's homestead in southern West Virginia, then for the past 40 years in the northwestern Pennsylvania Wilds.
These poems and photographs are rooted in the author's personal experiences and observations of the Appalachia he loves and the people and events he has encountered along the way.
These images and words share the common theme of seeking beauty among the ordinary and infusing them with respect and significance.
