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Amanda Clark

Biography

Amanda Clark currently resides in Woodsville, New Hampshire. She teaches English and Social Studies at an alternative school in Bradford, VT. She is the author of three previous books of poetry, all of which she considers to be, “chapters of her life,” including, Looking at the Moon, Flying Fall, and Beautifully Mixed-Up World. She was also a contributing poet for The Litchfield Literary Review.

Clark graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Art History from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX. She also graduated with a Master of Arts in Teaching degree from the University of Vermont in Burlington, VT. Additionally, she has studied abroad in Spain, Italy, and New Zealand. Her previous vocations include social work and outdoor education. Clark's poems have been distributed to classrooms, art galleries, libraries, and various newspapers. If you would like to contact Amanda, email her at: bigredac@yahoo.com

Books by Amanda Clark

Through the Blinds is poetic diary following Looking at the Moon, Flying Fall, and Beautifully Mixed up World. Through the Blinds was written when the author was 23. It documents new careers, long distance relationships, and the vulnerabilities of a young women trying to find herself after graduating college.
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