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David Clark

Goodreads Author

Website

http://www.harajukudad.blogspot.com

Twitter

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Genre

Literature & Fiction, Lds Fiction, Mormon Literature

Influences

Wallace Stegner, Roddy Doyle, Willa Cather, Richard H. Cracroft, Dougl ...more

Member Since

December 2011

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David Clark is a terrible dancer, former fake fighter, and recovering oranger. His oranging career effectively ended when he was intercepted and physically detained in a dark alley by a victimized college football player and was then forced to either rat out his friends or have his arm broken. His friends have still not forgiven him. He is now engaged in much safer pursuits as a corporate lawyer and formerly served as the general counsel of a major international media company and has practiced law and lived in New York City and San Diego. He now resides with his family in his hometown, Mesa, Arizona. He received a B.A. in American Studies from Brigham Young University and a J.D. from George Washington University. The Death of a Disco Dancer ...more

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BYU Studies Says...

Shelah Mastny Miner, writing in the latest issue of BYU Studies says:

"In Death of a Disco Dancer Clark is able to do something that few LDS authors have achieved so far... Clark’s book is about Mormons but not necessarily for a Mormon audience
alone. He talks about Mormon elements in a familiar way, but while the
book is about subjects that are central to the Mormon experience (eternal
families, rep Read more of this blog post »

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