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by Catherine HamrickJune 26, 2017May 9, 2020

Catherine Hamrick

Soul deep storyteller, poet, copywriter, and editor with a passion for wordplay, the South, gardens, and literature

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Poem excerpt: "My Father on D-Day: Why Do You Ask This?" My parents and I traveled to Utah Beach on a gray, wind-swept day in September 1994. My dad was last there on June 6, 1944. He was 18—a pharmacist’s mate assigned to an LST, attending to the wounded and removing them, and the dead, from the beach. He found his soul, and profession, on that fateful day.

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