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Marc Harshman, Poet Laureate of West Virginia, offers up his newest full-length collection of poems and demonstrates his dependably keen observational skills that elevate landscapes and people into an almost mythic realm. In many of the poems there is, as well, a threatening presence from whose grim circumstances he wrestles, if not hope, glimmers of its possibilities. And always there are signature poems like "Poet in the Schools" that simply...

Marc Harshman¿s most recent collection of poems, Believe What You Can won the Weatherford Award from the Appalachian Studies Association. His poems have been widely published in journals, including The Georgia Review, Shenandoah, Salamander, The Chariton Review, and many others. He is currently poet laureate of West Virginia.

A family reunion brings surprises, laughter, adventures and love.

What can you find in an autumn garden? A harvest of bright colors, and lots to explore! Inviting rhymes and the antics of a boy and his pets promise a full day of fun for young readers as they pick out all the luscious fruits and vegetables in a colorful fall garden.

This collection of poetry by West Virginia Poet Laureate Marc Harshman explores the difficulty of living with an awareness of the eventual death of all living things. Each of its four sections suggests a coping mechanism for this inevitable predicament, from storytelling, to accepting darkness and death as a creative force, to enjoying disruption and chaos, and finally to embracing the mystery of life.

In Bear Run, Pennsylvania, a home unlike any other perches atop a waterfall. The water's tune plays differently in each of its sunlight-dappled rooms, the structure itself blends effortlessly into the rock and forest behind it. This is Fallingwater, a masterpiece equally informed by meticulous research and unbounded imagination, designed by the lauded American architect Frank Lloyd Wright. This book guides young readers through Wright's proces...

In this unique counting book, centered around a county fair, Harshman shows how single things together make something totally different, and with Garrison's art work, something totally wonderful as well. A delightful fantasy of number relationships for young children. Collagraphs.