H. A. Callum is a poet and writer hailing from Bucks County, Pennsylvania. The rolling hills, weathered stone walls, and meandering woodland streams interspersed with quaint farm-lots serve as inspiration to his writing and to his eye as a naturalist and wildlife proponent. Having crossed the United States several times over, and after calling the American West home for several years, his understanding of America serves as his eyepiece to a culture that is constantly changing, like the landscape defining the continent. The ever-evolving definition of what it means to be American can be reflected in his writing and love of the written word. Stop by and strike up a conversation at his blog as he always looks forward to engaging with his readers. When not writing, he can be found with his two daughters — his greatest sources of inspiration.

H. A. Callum is the author of “Whispers in the Alders” and the co-author of “Neshaminy: The Bucks County Historical and Literary Journal.” His short story, “Under My Skin,” is featured in “The Jersey Devil (A Collection of Utter Speculation),” published by Freeze Time Media.