Judith Krummeck
Judith Krummeck is a writer, broadcaster, and immigrant living in Baltimore. She is the evening drive-time host for Maryland’s classical music station, WBJC, 91.5 FM, and she is the author of two books. "Beyond the Baobab" is a memoir in essays about her immigrant experience. Her biographical memoir "Old New Worlds" intertwines the immigrant stories of her great-great-grandmother and her own, and was a finalist in the 2020 Next Generation Indie Book Awards and the 14th Annual National Indie Excellence® Awards.
Thrashhead89
I'm a artist by that I express my art on stage through a gig turned all the way up my music focuses on melodies guitar skill is super important you can expect mostly metal with melodies that are harmonized and accompanied with duel solos. The lyrical content is a focus of major importance lyrical content overwriting a hit. my lyrical contact majority of the time is focused on what is happening in our world today political and anti-government control. Songs on war subjects. Some I get from stories there's all three styles of vocals thrash classic vox screaming and singing in actual pitch.
Geoff Moore
I'm a standup comedian that's performed at various clubs and restaurants in DC, MD, and NY. Aspiring comic book/graphic novel writer. Creative director. Cosplayer.
Lily J. Noonan
I'm a photographer and a folk artist. I've never gone to school for art, though I read up on it from time to time. I document people and environments. I paint saints and visions. I publish books.
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This poem written in 2020 during the height of the pandemic days. I had the pleasure of reading the poem for the ministerial staff in March 2022. I was greeted with LOVE.
Medium: You Tube
Year: 2022
Details: youtube video reading

Colored School

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Medium: Document
Year: 2022
Details: https://hocopolitso.org/2022/05/13/see-through-poems-reading-celebrate-ellicott-city/

Praise for Colewort

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Medium: Document
Year: 2021
Details: published in Oyster River Pages
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