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Just wondering if you have any new books coming out?
Michael Clark Hi Christine- I have submitted a novel to a publisher, but I'm waiting to hear back, so I don't have a timeframe, unfortunately. Thanks for asking!
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Just finished DEAD WOMAN SCORNED. Simply awesome. Can't wait to move on to the final book. Posted my review here on Goodreads and on my blog . . . . https://popculturepodium.blogspot.com/2021/12/book-review-dead-woman-scorned-by.html as well as Twitter and Facebook. Michael, while living in that New Hampshire farmhouse, did you ever experience any supernatural encounters? Anything make it's way into the books?
Michael Clark Thank you Michael, I really appreciate it!
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How frightening/exciting is this? My name is Michael Clarke, and I'm also writing fiction - - - crime, horror, fantasy, children and posting reviews of books, comics, etc on my blog - - - www.popculturepodium.blogspot.com Seems like we should be friends. As of today, I will be following you. Respectfully . . . . . Michael J Clarke
Michael Clark Haha, I will follow you too! Thank God for the letter "e"! Now we won't be confused when we're invited for interviews on all of the talk shows...! Fingers crossed, right? By the way, I was the EIGHTH "Michael Clark" on Goodreads. When I created my author page, no other namesake had claimed their author page, so I was credited with all of their works. I had to email Goodreads to fix it, and they told me that on their end of the system, I am "Michael Clark with 8 spaces between Michael and Clark". True story. Sincerely,
Michael Clark
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Where did you get the idea for your most recent book?
Michael Clark I was tired of not seeing what I wanted on bookshelves and in the movies. A lot of professionals don't understand "chilling", and often resort to jump scares or too much information. For example, "Jaws"(the movie) was scary because you didn't see the shark for the first half of the movie. We need more "chilling" and "haunting" and less gore and creepy people crawling across the ceiling IMO.
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