Bøger af Terry Clark

1960's values, Elvis Presley, the Beatles, education, and living in a small town called Bracknell - these are the secret Diaries of Terry Clark, a young boy growing up in an era which was about to change. Before Facebook, internet, and the cosmopolitan life we all know, there was a gentler time where vegetable gardens were tended, family reigned supreme and friends were made and not added to a social media account. In his book 'The Secret Diaries of Terry Clark', Terry shares his childhood with us and takes us through the 1960's, and his life as a boy growing up in Bracknell.

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My part of our family (David Clark) came to Bracknell in 1861, and so I am descended from his son George, who was born on the 10th of July 1862.My father Bernard Clark was born there and grew up at this house. He later married Dorothy Hobley and bought the cottage.I was born there in 1953 and my bother (Colin) in 1957.I was always interested in the town's history, from highway men, to who owned the Bush Hotel or the Old Rose Inn, and of the famous people who once stayed there, or had moved to the town.In 1969 I interviewed some elderly people who had many a story to tell, but it was not until 2009 that I came back to carry out some detailed research.After working for forty years I found myself unemployed, so I spent a lot of time at Reading and Wokingham libararies, plus trips to Bracknell and Windsor.Then in 2012, I completed what I had set out to do, on my 59th birthday (6th January) of that year.

Terry Clark in None but the Righteous is a haunting bluesman, as righteous church member, r&b singer and young noisemaker. His selection of short stories explores the width and breath of humanity on Chicago's Westside. Terry Clark offers us real laughter, deep sorrow, rage and trouble in mind. And he does it artfully. He is a master storyteller, original, honest, knowledgeable and wise. And you better know it. -- Professor Angela Jackson