Contact Form

Name

Email *

Message *

September 22, 2016

INTRODUCTION: A Memoir-in-Progress

Thank you for stopping by! If you'd like to read this unfinished memoir, here's how: Click on the Chapters that are listed in the right margin. Otherwise, feel free to wander through the posts which are out of order.

I began writing in 2011 after finding out that Ed Clark, Jr. had died 20 years earlier. We had lost touch, and I was wondering why it seemed impossible to find him anywhere on the Internet. As a visual artist, poet, playwright and philosopher, I thought he would be jammin' somewhere on it.

Well, the last five years have flown by, and now I will finish it. Although the initial passion and sharp memories are less so in my mind.

I want to thank those who left comments: two are women I know personally who prefer to remain anonymous. The third was a surprise visitor: Ed's nephew, Richard Hicks, whom I've never met (nor heard of until he managed to track me down after discovering this memorial online). Richard has filled me in on some details of Ed's later years (and so has Ed's mother after that first phone call). A very rich story about how Richard became involved and is the major supporter of this book now. Thank you!



Love the sink hole! on Photo Slideshow
Anonymous
at 2:16 PM
Dear Richard: Your response made me weep. It is exactly what Eddie would have said! Thank you so much for your support. - Marlan on ABOUT
on 9/28/15
Please write your book. Richard Hicks Nephew of Eddie Ed Clark Jr. .. on ABOUT
on 9/27/15
Wow again. Are you following your bliss or is writing doing the thing that tears you up inside? In any case, you're a brave writer. on To be or not to be
on 12/25/11
Dang, girl, you did it again. Further revelations carved from solid life. on Sex, Drugs & Tao Te Ching
on 12/25/11
You tell the stories of your life so well, with such clarity and insight. Thank you for sharing your friend's words of wisdom, which I've copied to keep handy and try to incorporate into my life. Ed lives on influencing people, through your memory. on A memorial for someone who deserves to be remembered.
on 12/25/11
 


No comments:

Post a Comment