Article: A Life in Books: Jane Yolen.(Periscope)(Brief article)

Transcript: Beloved Children's Book 'Thirteen Clocks' Is ...
NPR Weekend Edition - Saturday;  December 20, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... 2008 Beloved Children's Book 'Thirteen Clocks' Is Back Host: SCOTT SIMON Time ... around for almost 60 years. But "The Thirteen Clocks" by James Thurber has been reprinted ... s beautifully done. This - "The Thirteen Clocks" is the only one that I've seen ...

Article: Sink into mud, blood and slime ; The Nature of Monsters By ...
The Independent on Sunday;  March 18, 2007 ;     591 words ...I began reading Clare Clark's second novel, The Nature of ... could say "pass me the Dettol". Clare Clark has a rare gift as a writer and an ... could be done to the unborn baby. Clare Clark graduated from Cambridge with a double ...

Article: BRITISH AUTHOR CLARE CLARK READS FROM NEW NOVEL ON ...
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  May 22, 2007 ;     700+ words ...The University of Iowa's Iowa Center for the Arts issued the following news release: British author/historian Clare Clark, who made an auspicious debut in 2005 with "The Great Stink," will read from her new novel, "The Nature of Monsters ...

Article: New Fiction; The Great Stink by Clare Clark.(Book ...
The Daily Mail (London, England);  February 18, 2005 ;     700+ words ...Byline: JOHN HARDING The Great Stink by Clare Clark (Viking, [pounds sterling]12.99) CLARK'S debut novel is a Victorian thriller set in the 1850s when the Thames was a brown ...

Article: Books: The psycho versus the sewer: who's the real star of this ...
The Independent on Sunday;  April 10, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... newspaper, sniffing the blossom of his bowels, it has become a lazy shorthand for realism, and that is certainly the case in Clare Clark's first novel. Must we lovingly sample each of the million turds that float by in The Great Stink? Clark seems to think ...

Article: Clare Clark
Redlands Daily Facts;  November 25, 2005 ;     434 words ...Clare W. Clark, a longtime resident of Yucaipa, died Nov. 19 at her home in Plymouth Village retirement community in Redlands, following an illness. She was 83. The daughter of Capt. Elford Williams, she was born Aug. 19, 1922, in Castries St. Lucia, British West Indies, while her family was on

Article: THE NATURE OF MONSTERS by Clare Clark (Viking, ...
The Northern Echo;  March 11, 2008 ;     273 words ...CLARK conjured up the putrid smells of Victorian London in her award winning book The Great Stink. Here she returns to the fetid city in 1718 for her second novel in which a young girl who has fallen pregnant finds herself at the mercy of an opium addict doctor researching birth defects.