D. L. Armstrong

Find Dennis here: ●● ycbfgpnvjrmzEpE[OyrpfY ●● (Ignore the circles, they are just there to add spaces.)

Anyway, ●change the gibberish shown above, to readable text● by using a QWERTY CONVERTER, which you can search for using those two words. The awsm-tools is a good one; then, pick the: Text Utils Keyboard Layout.

So, change that gibberish FROM Dvorak TO Qwerty. Sorry, but that is the only way to enter his spiderWEB sightSITE info here on this page.

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Dennis Armstrong, poet and children's writer, graduated from Occidental College with a B.A. in English and later earned a doctorate in English literature from Johns Hopkins.

After work in a Baltimore raincoat factory, he began his brief career as a teacher, including teaching sailors aboard the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz and fashion design students in Long Beach. He later joined Calstate University's Public Affairs Office where he was a staff member for nearly three decades. During his vacations, he and his wife traveled across America and to several of the Seven Seas.

Now retired, he is a member of the Lewis Carroll Society of North America and the happy author of a sequel to Alice in Wonderland. An avid collector of books from the Golden Age of Children's Literature, he also, as time permits, enjoys assisting foreign students with their writing questions via English Forums.