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Chris Clark

Senior Lecturer

617.349.8320
E. Christopher Clark

Chris has taught at Lesley since 2007. His courses include seminars in Advanced Short Fiction and Genre Fiction, as well as a class on Creative Writing and Magazine Production, which produces Lesley’s literary arts journal Commonthought. He holds a BA from Bradford College and an MFA from Lesley University.

Publications

  • Bad Poetry Night. Clarkwoods Books, 2018.
  • Missing Mr. Wingfield. Clarkwoods Books, 2017.
  • “Animals.” Live Free or Ride: Tales of the Concord Coach. Plaidswede Publishing, 2016.
  • “Hard to Find.” River Muse: Tales of Lowell & the Merrimack Valley. Sons of Liberty Publishing, 2012.
  • “All the Roads, Well Traveled or Not.” Entelechy International: A Journal of Contemporary Ideas 7, 2012

In the News

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Commonthought Magazine

This student-run literary magazine features student, faculty, and alumni work, including poetry, fiction, nonfiction, photography, illustrations, and more.
Check out Commonthought Magazine
Chris Clark, Kate Hendrix and Josh Baldwin stand in a row and smile while holding their awards.

‘Disability Allies’ honored for aid to students

Three faculty members from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences received Disability Ally Awards.
Read more about the award recipients.
News

E. Christopher Clark: "Just get to work"

Ulysses
A Q&A with Lesley lecturer and MFA graduate E. Christopher Clark, author of "Missing Mr. Wingfield," "Bad Poetry Night" and "The Seven Wives of Silver."
Read more about E. Christopher Clark: "Just get to work"
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