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The Life Forest is an exploration of the author’s late-diagnoses of autism and ADHD, while drawing deeply on nature and animals as sources of inspiration, connection, and kinship. Here inner and outer landscapes are weaved together, integrating personal and familial experience, and self-understanding with interrelationship.
Through these poems, Erica Settino investigates themes such as ancestry and inheritance, facing the unknown, interconnection as the foundation of all of life, and believing in the power of hope as the place from which we can begin again, and again, and again.Limited copies of the book will be available for sale at the event. Copies can also be purchased directly from the publisher. Event will include a reading, discussion with optional Q &amp; A, and book signing.&nbsp;Erica Settino is a neuroqueer, late-diagnosed AuDHDer, author, artist, and activist whose work has been published in numerous print and online literary journals, anthologies, magazines, and blogs. She is the founder of the non-profit organization, Karuna For Animals, and the author of two forthcoming books, My Mommy Is a Witch, and Autistic Arcana: A Neurodivergent Approach to Tarot Magick. More information about Erica and her work can be found on her website: erica-settino.com.
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Local Event: Join local author and activist, Erica Settino, for a reading of her new chapbook, The Life Forest.

Join local author and activist, Erica Settino,...

The Life Forest is an exploration of the author’s late-diagnoses of autism and ADHD, while drawing deeply on nature and animals...

Join local author and activist, Erica Settino, for a reading of her new chapbook, The Life Forest.

<a href="https://johnscrazysocks.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">John&rsquo;s Crazy Socks</a> is moving into new space in Huntington Village, and we could not do it without the support of <a href="https://longisland.collegehunkshaulingjunk.com/request-your-quote-brand-sem/?network=g&amp;matchtype=p&amp;adgroupid=160803734080&amp;placement=&amp;targetid=kwd-2240936222530&amp;gad_source=1&amp;gad_campaignid=1735476414&amp;gclid=Cj0KCQjw77bPBhC_ARIsAGAjjV_8u-cHUQTSyEvSHOHYTVHfkPtt2vrFm8XVigZUBAhen5D6F5gF4ogaAhz4EALw_wcB" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">College Hunks Hauling Junk and Moving Long Island</a>.
This isn&rsquo;t our first move together. Not even close.
College Hunks has been with us every step of the way: from Huntington to Melville to Farmingdale, and now back home to Huntington Village. They&rsquo;ve even helped our family move. Every single time, they showed up, worked hard, and got the job done right.
That&rsquo;s why we&rsquo;re proud to make it official: College Hunks Hauling Junk &amp; Moving is the Official Mover of John&rsquo;s Crazy Socks.
&ldquo;College Hunks has been there for every John&rsquo;s Crazy Socks move,&rdquo; says co-founder Mark X. Cronin. &ldquo;When you find people you can count on, people who are reliable, trustworthy, and treat your things with care, you don&rsquo;t look anywhere else. Ted and his team are the real deal.&rdquo;
Ted Panebianco, owner of the College Hunks franchise here on Long Island, shares the feeling.
&ldquo;We love being part of the John&rsquo;s Crazy Socks story. What John and Mark have built, &nbsp;the mission, the jobs they&rsquo;ve created, the happiness they spread, &nbsp;it&rsquo;s exactly what Huntington is about. We&rsquo;re proud to support a business that gives so much back to this community.&rdquo;
The partnership feels like a natural fit, and not just because of the great service.
Both businesses are locally owned. Both are built on the belief that a job is an opportunity to grow, to contribute, and to make a difference.
At John&rsquo;s Crazy Socks, we create meaningful employment for people with differing abilities. At College Hunks, they create opportunities for young men looking to build skills, develop leadership, and find their path.
Co-founder John Cronin, who has Down syndrome and serves as our Chief Happiness Officer, sees the connection clearly.
&ldquo;I love working with the College Hunks guys. They work so hard and they do such a great job. They really care. That&rsquo;s what we try to do too: work hard and make people happy.&rdquo;
That shared spirit is what makes this more than a vendor relationship. It&rsquo;s a real partnership between two Long Island businesses that believe work has meaning and community matters.
As John&rsquo;s Crazy Socks settles into its new home in Huntington Village, we&rsquo;re grateful to have made the journey with people we trust.
Thank you, Ted. Thank you, College Hunks.
John&rsquo;s Crazy Socks is a mission-driven social enterprise co-founded by John Cronin and Mark X. Cronin. Based in Huntington, New York, the company spreads happiness through colorful socks and creates employment opportunities for people with differing abilities. Learn more at johnscrazysocks.com.

John’s Crazy Socks Names College Hunks Hauling...

John’s Crazy Socks is moving into new space in Huntington Village, and we could not do it without the support of College Hunks Hauling Junk and...

John’s Crazy Socks Names College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving Its Official Mover

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