Stop Saying All Those Horrible But Perfectly True Things About Me

Jerry Clark was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, lived for a time in Brookhaven, Mississippi, Snyder and Lubbock, Texas, and now lives in a small town in the western U.S. He is known to associate with an odd assortment of writers, tinkers, thinkers, and travelers. In his writing he draws freely from his associations both real and imagined. Some of Jerry's identifying traits and characteristics are, seeker of rare truth, professional (t)wit, writer-poet, incurable bookworm, wealth anemic, people person, social pessimist, defender of the weak, fantasy-over-reality any day, reformed egotist, lover of treasures past, offspring of the Eternals, end of world view, searching for house of Elrond, views himself as an unfinished work in progress. “My personal belief can be summarized thus: The destiny of the human family is so fantastic, that the mind and imagination of man cannot conceive of any scenario that even begins to approximate the reality.”