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Name:

E. Christopher Clark

Location:

New Hampshire
03054
United States

E-mail:

ecc1977@gmail.com

About ECC

E. Christopher Clark was born and raised in Chelmsford, MA. He earned his bachelor's degree in Writing and Theatre from Bradford College where he studied under writer David Crouse, served as Commencement Speaker, and also as editor of the college literary magazine, The Bradford ReView. He later went on to study in the MFA program at Lesley University.

Chris made his first publishing endeavor at the ripe old age of 14, with the publication of the five issue comic-book series, Blood Red. An accomplished playwright, songwriter, and storyteller, Clark lives in southern New Hampshire with his wife Stephanie and their daughter Kaylee.

He runs the popular site Geek Force Five, and can also be found online at echristopherclark.com.

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Buy the Book

The stories for sale on this page are also available as part of the collection Those Little Bastads, which is available for purchase here.

Making the Book

Check out readings from and discussions of the stories in Those Little Bastads over on the blog.

Reviews & Press

"...a lively collection of 16 tales."
— Nancye Tuttle, Lowell Sun

"...he places characters based on real people into comedic or even scandalous situations, and guesses how those people would react to their predicaments... Some of his inspiration stems from his days working at the old Purity Supreme grocery store in Chelmsford Center. A parade of tabloids... proved to be an excellent training ground for Clark's creativity."
— Kevin Zimmerman, Chelmsford Independent

"If you’ve ever wondered what the quiet guy in the corner was really thinking, this book might be your answer. The stories are simple, almost like day dreams, if your day dreams tended to go horribly, horribly awry."
— Leslie Poston, Books Without Limits

"The entire book is a must read. ...a lot of tang and spice ...completely uncensored and unabridged."
— PsychoFairy, Amazon.com Customer Review


Name: E. Christopher Clark Location: New Hampshire 03054 United States E-mail: ecc1977@gmail.com Send this user a message. About ECC E. Christopher Clark was born and raised in Chelmsford, MA. He earned his bachelor's degree in Writing and Theatre from Bradford College where he studied under writer David Crouse, served as Commencement Speaker, and also as editor of the college literary magazine, The Bradford ReView. He later went on to study in the MFA program at Lesley University. Chris made his first publishing endeavor at the ripe old age of 14, with the publication of the five issue comic-book series, Blood Red. An accomplished playwright, songwriter, and storyteller, Clark lives in southern New Hampshire with his wife Stephanie and their daughter Kaylee. He runs the popular site Geek Force Five, and can also be found online at echristopherclark.com. Read more about him here. Or, to friend him up on your favorite social network, click one of the links below. Friend him up on Facebook Friend him up on Flickr Friend him up on LinkedIn Friend him up on MySpace Friend him up on Pownce Friend him up on Twitter Friend him up on Viddler	This user has not published any content yet.	Buy the Book The stories for sale on this page are also available as part of the collection Those Little Bastads, which is available for purchase here. Making the Book Check out readings from and discussions of the stories in Those Little Bastads over on the blog. Reviews & Press "...a lively collection of 16 tales." — Nancye Tuttle, Lowell Sun "...he places characters based on real people into comedic or even scandalous situations, and guesses how those people would react to their predicaments... Some of his inspiration stems from his days working at the old Purity Supreme grocery store in Chelmsford Center. A parade of tabloids... proved to be an excellent training ground for Clark's creativity." — Kevin Zimmerman, Chelmsford Independent "If you’ve ever wondered what the quiet guy in the corner was really thinking, this book might be your answer. The stories are simple, almost like day dreams, if your day dreams tended to go horribly, horribly awry." — Leslie Poston, Books Without Limits "The entire book is a must read. ...a lot of tang and spice ...completely uncensored and unabridged." — PsychoFairy, Amazon.com Customer Review
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