B SHAWN CLARK's Blog

Author Lives Through Hurricanes He Foresaw

Englewood Author B Shawn Clark survives through Hurricanes Ian and Nicole, eerily reminiscent of events depicted in his Cli-Fi novel, 20/20

Cli Fi Novel Goes Global at Frankfurt Book Fair

20/20, a futuristic tale that examines what the world will look like with unchecked Global Warming and Climate Change offered to the World at Frankfurt Book Fair

2022 seen as the "Summer of Our Discontent" for SCOTUS watchers

Release of A Matter of Principle in paperback provides new perspective on the descent of the Supreme Court into the constitutional Dark Ages of yesteryear

44th Annual 3-Day Novel Challenge Set Again for this Labor Day Weekend

Participating Author to live stream effort to write novel in 72 hours from Historic Cabin at Manasota Beach Club (on Manasota Key, Florida)

Collapsing Surfside Building Changes Landscape of Climate Change Debate

CLI-Fi novelist likens condos built up to surf's edge to living in a "house of cards"

Viral Load Spreads From Rose Garden to SCOTUS Hearings

Partisan ceremony for Barrett at White House adds political contagion to its wake

Indigenous women set to reemerge as desperately needed leaders of the environmental movement

The "Power of Native Women" comes into focus on Historic Huguenot Street in New Paltz, while Cli-Fi novel features an emergent leader from the lost Calusa Nation as a central character in the story of the struggle to adapt to climate change

Authors adapt to 3-Day Novel Contest amidst pandemic, wildfires and hurricanes

43rd annual challenge sees would-be authors battling cabin fever, sleep deprivation and signs of delirium over Labor Day weekend while a pandemic, ragging wildfires, hurricanes and rioting in the streets surround them

3-Day Novel Contest Set Again for this Labor Day Weekend

43-year annual challenge rescued from oblivion by Anvil Press

Racial Slurs In Literature Spark Controversy

New book draws comparisons to use of raw language in Mark Twain's treatment of slavery and race relations in Huckleberry Finn