A far cry from her debut book Walk Slow In The Shade, R. E. York brings November Nights to the table along with your high school yearbook, a softly burning candle, and a cup of strong black coffee. What originally started off as a poem-a-day personal challenge for the month of November has evolved into a collection of some of York's most stirring compositions, complete with odes to childhood, the loss of the last time you felt small in comparison to the rest of the world, and imagery strong and vibrant enough to rival even Kinkade's finest works. Though the path is often dark, cold, and brutal, York writes to comfort her readers in the face of time's ceaseless forward march; and in between verses about high school crushes and the crippling loneliness of adulthood, she hopes to hold your hand through the tougher strains of life as one knows it.