His first novel revolved around a marijuana smoking judge in southern Virginia. His second-about a Baptist reverend recently released from jail on the verge of being caught in the web of a scam. Both novels have received high acclaim. Author and Circuit County Judge Martin Clark talks about his dual career and how it took him 20 years to get published.
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Martin Clark
Listen Thursday, May. 6, 2004 at 1:32 p.m. in Arts & CultureGuests
Martin Clark
author, “Plain Heathen Mischief” and “The Many Aspects of Mobile Home Living”; Circuit Court Judge of Patrick County, Virginia
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