The
Ballad of Dinkle and Other Kids' Favorites now
available at MyTexasBooks.com,
iTunes,
CdBaby.com!

Cypress,
Texas: American Mutt Press, 2007. soft cover, 40 pages
ISBN
0-9764591-2-4
The Ballad of Dinkle and Other Kid's
Favorites is Lawrence J. Clark's first volume specifically
geared toward elementary age children. It includes some of the younger
set's favorite songs, poems, and stories, including "The Ballad
of Dinkle" (the turtle that liked to tinkle), "The Bozo
Incident," "The Blue Tongued Skink Song," "My
Graduation Present," and many others. The volume is available
in both print and audio CD format. The book and audio CDs can be ordered
from MyTexasBooks.com,
and .mp3 files can be downloaded from iTunes,
CdBaby.com, and
other online retailers.
The
Magic of Mechanics
Cypress,
Texas: American Mutt Press, 2006. soft cover, 62 pages
ISBN
0-9764591-0-8

The
Magic of Mechanics is a delightful collection
of poetry, song lyrics, and short prose written by Lawrence J. Clark.
Many of the poems are based on themes of family relationships and
characters Clark has encountered in over 25 years of performing, writing,
and working in 14 states, From Maine to Tennessee to California to
New Mexico and Texas, where he now makes his home.
Teachers
and librarians have long praised Clark's poetry for its accessibility
and immediate application in the classroom, and many of his most popular
works are now available in this compact and affordable volume. Group
discounts are available. Although many of the poems are suitable for
all ages, This work is suitable for ages 10-up.
Some
Reviews of The Magic of Mechanics
Come along as
you discover the journey of a songwriter evolving into that which
he now has become. Poetry, song lyrics, and stories of insight that
lift the heart and help you understand the real LJC.
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Lawrence originally hails from Maine, but he’s made his way
on down. Here in his poems, songs, and short narrative, you’ll
explore his doings – his admiration of his home life, his teenage
awe, his loves, his shock over injustice, his quandaries over the
poetical experience. He overcomes his education and writes in accessible
lines of common human events. Some is raw and naked, others laden
beneath sweet nostalgia.
In
his prose he notes his reason for writing and that is to reach people’s
hearts and souls. He certainly finds mine as he writes about his first
newspaper route.
Will
Howard, Texas
Bookshelf
Fans of his one-man
show enjoy Clark's intelligent, poignant and humorous lyrics, as well
as his musical talent and ability to captivate an audience.
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The
Magic of Mechanics can be purchased online at MyTexasBooks.com.