Jaime Clarke is a graduate of the University of Arizona and holds an MFA from Bennington College. He is the author of the novels:
--We’re So Famous, (the first and worst review + actor Malcolm McDowell's hilarious reaction to review + praise for + original American cover + British cover + galley cover for 15th anniversary reissue)
--Vernon Downs, (praise for + book trailer narrated by Academy Award-winning actor Chris Cooper + alternate trailer + original cover),
--World Gone Water, (praise for + book trailer narrated by Thora Birch + original cover)
--Garden Lakes, (praise for + book trailer narrated by the author + original cover)
and the memoirs:
-- Poor Man’s Gatsby (praise for) published as Bookmarked: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, in IG Publishing’s Bookmarked series
--Typical of the Times: Growing Up in the Culture of Spectacle, which is the basis for his microcast, Typical (Anthony Michael Hall promo), available on Apple, Spotify, iHeartRadio, and elsewhere.
His Charlie Martens trilogy–Vernon Downs, World Gone Water, and Garden Lakes–is published in an omnibus by Roundabout Press to celebrate the story collection Minor Characters, (ToC), featuring original stories about the minor characters in the trilogy by Mona Awad, Christopher Boucher, Kenneth Calhoun, Nina de Gramont, Ben Greenman, Annie Hartnett, Owen King, Neil LaBute, J. Robert Lennon, Lauren Mechling, Shelly Oria, Stacey Richter, Joseph Salvatore, Andrea Seigel, and Daniel Torday. The collection features a foreword by Jonathan Lethem, and an introduction by Laura van den Berg.
Clarke is also the editor of The Last Novel Ever Published, as well as the anthologies Don’t You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes, and Talk Show: On the Couch with Contemporary Writers; and co-editor of the anthologies No Near Exit: Writers Select Their Favorite Work from Post Road Magazine (with Mary Cotton), (ToC) and Boston Noir 2: The Classics (with Dennis Lehane and Mary Cotton).His apprentice work is collected as The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block, and his unpublished novel is called Scavengers.
Under the pseudonym J.D. West, he is the author of the Golden Age detective novel, The Disappearance of Swenson’s Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery. (Harold Ober with his wife and Scottie Fitzgerald)
He is a founding editor of the literary magazine Post Road, now published at Boston College, and co-owner, with his wife, of Newtonville Books, an independent bookstore in Boston. (Newtonville Books’s 20th anniversary video) (Anniversary video by Mona Awad and Kenneth Calhoun) (Newtonville Books video: “Where do you hold your events?”)
Post Road Magazine – Oct 25 Lizard Watch, newsletter of Newtonville Books, re the release party for Post Road 11 on Sat, Nov 19 at Middlesex Lounge in Boston
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Post Road Magazine – Email exchange with Felicia Sullivan re Post Road participating in the Legion of Lit Mags fair in Brooklyn
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Post Road Magazine – Dec 27 Lizard Watch, newsletter of Newtonville Books, announcing Post Road’s raffle of ten signed first editions
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Post Road Magazine – Email exchange with Will Quackenbush at the Enormous Room re future Post Road events
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Post Road Magazine – Conference bulletin for Associated Writing Program conference in Vancouver, March 30-Apr 2; incl letter from Priscilla Hodgkins at Bennington College re their check for co-hosting the Post Road party; postcard invites for Post Road party at Steamworks Brewing Company on Fri, Apr 1; and paperwork re importing Post Road into Canada for sale at AWP conference.
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Post Road Magazine – Column by Alex Beam in The Boston Globe re mention of Jonathan Ames in Post Road
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Post Road Magazine – Schedule of subjects for “Twenty Questions” feature, including due dates to advertise for questions, collect questions, submit questions, publish questions
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Post Road Magazine – Submission Guidelines and instructions for poetry and fiction slushpile readers
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Post Road Magazine – Various Post Road forms, including cover letter to contributor re contract, cover letter to contributor re copyedited version of piece, letter to bookstore owners seeking readers for Post Road slushpile, letter to lit mags requesting swap subscription, letter soliciting a recommendation for Post Road rec section, letter to Newtonville Books First Editions Club members re subscribing to Post Road, invoice to those who subscribed at Post Road parties, and email sign up sheet.
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Post Road Magazine – Boston Phoenix article on Post Road titled “A Road More Traveled” by Tamara Wieder
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Feb-Aug: 42A Carrington Ave, Providence, RI
O the Places I've Lived!
O the Places I've Lived!
Correspondence – Various Benningtonites re Vernon Downs
Bennington College
Vernon Downs: A Novel
JDC Authors Guild Info Packet
Literary Journey
Correspondence – Post Road/Lesley/LVF merger
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Correspondence – Michael O’Keefe re We’re So Famous
We're So Famous: A Novel
Correspondence – Christopher “Kit” McIlroy
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University of Arizona
Bennington College
April 15, 2006 contract with Kelly Thomas and Nick Spicer at Mockingbird Pictures for one year film option on We’re So Famous
Spicer, Nick
We're So Famous: A Novel
Impetus Press page layout for Vernon Downs with JDC correx
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Deal sheet for Some Kind of Wonderful (retitled Don't You Forget About Me); incl May 11, 2006 cover letter for contract with Simon Spotlight Entertainment + May 5, 2006 signed contract
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Correspondence – Impetus Press re Garden Lakes
Garden Lakes: A Novel
Misc Adventures
December 12, 2005 contract with Impetus Press for Vernon Downs
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Manuscript – drafts 1-6 of treatment for film version of We’re So Famous; incl notes from Nick Spicer for each draft.
Spicer, Nick
We're So Famous: A Novel
Various correspondence re John Hughes anthology – Vol II
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Manuscript – copyedited version of Vernon Downs
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Manuscript – formal Hughes proposal for Dystel Goderich Literary Management titled Some Kind of Wonderful: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes (retitled Don't You Forget About Me), edited by JDC with essays from Steve Almond, Julianna Baggott, Lisa Borders, Ryan Boudinot, T Cooper, Quinn Dalton, Nina de Gramont, Emily Franklin, Lisa Gabriele, Tod Goldberg, Tara Ison, Allison Lynn, John McNally, Dan Pope, Lewis Robinson, Ben Schrank, Elizabeth Searle, Mary Sullivan, Rebecca Wolff, and Moon Unit Zappa
Almond, Steve
Baggott, Julianna
Borders, Lisa
Boudinot, Ryan
Cooper, T
Dalton, Quinn
de Gramont, Nina
Franklin, Emily
Gabriele, Lisa
Goldberg, Tod
Ison, Tara
Lynn, Allison
McNally, John
Pope, Dan
Robinson, Lewis
Schrank, Ben
Searle, Elizabeth
Sullivan, Mary
Wolff, Rebecca
Zappa, Moon Unit
Sheedy, Ally
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Publishers Marketplace announcement of Some Kind of Wonderful (retitled Don't You Forget About Me) deal with Simon Spotlight Entertainment
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Various correspondence re John Hughes anthology – Vol I
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Manuscript – JDC handwritten introduction to Vernon Downs
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Manuscript – We’re So Famous – screenplay – Gertrude version
Spicer, Nick
We're So Famous: A Novel
Contracts between JDC and contributors for John Hughes anthology
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Copyedited version of Vernon Downs, bound
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Photocopies of various Hughes anthology essays, edited by Terra Chalberg at Simon Spotlight Entertainment
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Various correspondence re John Hughes anthology – Vol III
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Almond, Steve
Baggott, Julianna
Borders, Lisa
Boudinot, Ryan
Cooper, T
Dalton, Quinn
de Gramont, Nina
Franklin, Emily
Gabriele, Lisa
Goldberg, Tod
Ison, Tara
Lynn, Allison
McNally, John
Pope, Dan
Robinson, Lewis
Schrank, Ben
Searle, Elizabeth
Sullivan, Mary
Wolff, Rebecca
Zappa, Moon Unit
Sheedy, Ally
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Galley for Don’t You Forget About Me (formerly Some Kind of Wonderful), edited by JDC
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Photocopy of check for on-signing money for John Hughes anthology
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Manuscript – We’re So Famous – screenplay – Claudine version, incl notes and outline
Spicer, Nick
We're So Famous: A Novel
Page proofs for Don’t You Forget About Me, edited by JDC
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Contract between JDC and Ally Sheedy re introduction to John Hughes anthology, incl correspondence.
Sheedy, Ally
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Correspondence with Mike Jones at Bloomsbury UK re Vernon Downs
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Impetus cover for Vernon Downs
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Fall 2006/Winter 2007 Bennington alumni magazine featuring mention of Vernon Downs by JDC
Bennington College
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Correspondence with Impetus Press re Vernon Downs
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Correspondence with Bret Easton Ellis re Vernon Downs
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Vernon Downs: A Novel
Impetus page proofs for Vernon Downs
Vernon Downs: A Novel
JDC generated key for Vernon Downs
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Various correspondence re John Hughes anthology – Vol IV
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Various correspondence re John Hughes anthology – Vol V
Don't You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes
Impetus catalogue copy for Vernon Downs
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Manuscript – O What Fun We’ll Have! O the Times! by JDC
Literary Journey
Poor Man's Gatsby: A Memoir
Manuscript – We’re So Famous screenplay, Gertrude Version 3, typed, 108pgs.
Spicer, Nick
We're So Famous: A Novel
JDC generated Q&A for Impetus re Vernon Downs
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Manuscript – We’re So Famous screenplay, Gertrude Version 2, edited by JDC; incl outline and subsequent outline by JDC and Nick Spicer
Spicer, Nick
We're So Famous: A Novel
Manuscript – We’re So Famous – screenplay – Gertrude version 2, incl notes and outline.
Spicer, Nick
We're So Famous: A Novel
Correspondence re potential purchase of Newtonville Books
Cotton, Mary
Newtonville Books
Bohjalian, Chris
Cheever, Susan
Gaitskill, Mary
Haigh, Jennifer
Hempel, Amy
Kirn, Walter
Lehane, Dennis
McCracken, Elizabeth
Mattison, Alice
Moody, Rick
Pollack, Neal
Schappell, Elissa
Unrealized Projects
Literary Journey
Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re Board of Directors, incorporating Literary Ventures Fund
Post Road Magazine
Correspondence – What I Wanted to Be: A Memoir by JDC
Literary Journey
Poor Man's Gatsby: A Memoir
Corrrespondence – Mockingbird Pictures re We’re So Famous screenplay
We're So Famous: A Novel
Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re Lesley interns at Post Road
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Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re merger with Lesley University MFA program and Literary Ventures Fund
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Post Road Magazine – Associated Writing Program conference in Austin, TX, incl tear sheet of full page ad in conference bulletin for Post Road party on Mar 10 at The Velvet Spade featuring Neal Pollack and the Neal Pollack Invasion; incl correspondence with Bennington College MFA program as co-sponsor.
Pollack, Neal
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Manuscript – What I Wanted to Be: A Memoir by JDC
Literary Journey
Poor Man's Gatsby: A Memoir
Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re Adam Braver contributing interviews to the Etcetera section
Braver, Adam
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – JDC email to editors announcing Post Road/Lesley/Literary Ventures Fund two-year partnership, including press release
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Mary Cotton email to editors re Karen E. Bender nominating “Now It’s Clean” by Nina de Gramont for a Pushcart Prize
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Post Road Magazine – Correspondence with Post Road Ambassadors re Post Road 12 release parties
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Post Road Magazine – Correspondence with summer youth camps re donating excess copies of Post Road
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Post Road Magazine – Correspondence with Post Road Ambassador Blake Butler, Pablo at Mark Ultralounge, and Steven Cramer at Lesley re March 2 AWP Atlanta party in 2007
Butler, Blake
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Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re reprinting “Selling Out: Consumer Culture and Commodification of the Male Body” by Eric Tyrone McLeod in an anthology published by the University of California San Diego
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Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re Mary Cotton appearance on The Jordan Rich Show (radio) and WICN’s Inquiry (radio)
Cotton, Mary
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Post Road Magazine – JDC email to editors re using copyedited electronic galleys instead of paper galleys
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re Lit Mag Holiday Parties at the Mercury Lounge in NYC on Dec 17 with One Story, Fence, Open City, Tin House, and A Public Space at The Paradise in Boston on Dec 4 with Redivider, Ploughshares, Agni, Quick Fiction, Salamander and Night Train; incl Village Voice listing for NYC party and Boston Globe “Shelf Life” piece.
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Post Road Magazine – Correspondence with Victoria Clausi at Bennington MFA program re a Post Road/Bennington merger; including Mar 17 newsletter recapping Austin Post Road/Bennington party.
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Post Road Magazine – re Post Road/Four Stories event on Sept 25 featuring Lise Haines, Richard Hoffman, Randi Triant, and Paul Yoon.
Hoffman, Richard
Yoon, Paul
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Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re “Twenty Questions” with David Mamet
Mamet, David
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Bennington College newsletter re Post Road attending the Legion of Lit Mag Party at Galapagos Art Space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn; incl correspondence with Felicia Sullivan, organizer.
Sullivan, Felicia
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Lizard Watch, newsletter of Newtonville Books, announcing May 15 release party for Post Road 12 at the Enormous Room in Cambridge; correspondence with NYC Post Road Ambassador Shomit Barua re May 18 release party at Lolita Bar on Lower East Side.
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – JDC email to editors announcing Samantha Pitchel as Assistant Managing Editor
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Email exchange re Oona Patrick joining Post Road as a nonfiction editor
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Open City Books press release re the publication of The First Hurt by Rachel Sherman, including work published in Post Road; incl RS interview with Bookslut.com.
Sherman, Rachel
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Noemi Press announcement re the publication of Disciplines by Diana George, incl work published in Post Road
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Boston Phoenix interview with Heidi Julavits including mention of Post Road
Julavits, Heidi
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Email exchange with Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Nicholson Graham re idea of purchasing Newtonville Books and turning it into Post Road Books, a nonprofit bookstore
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Post Road proposals to Literary Ventures Fund for Post Road anthology, Open Letters to Subscribers, Silent Auction, and hiring someone to maintain Post Road’s website.
Post Road Magazine
No Near Exit: Writers Select Their Favorite Work from Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re Lit Mag Holiday parties, incl with performers Mike Albo, Sam Lipsyte, Molly Jong-Fast (NYC) and Elizabeth Searle, Daphne Kalotay, and Tom Perrotta (Boston); incl copy of invite
Albo, Mike
Jong-Fast, Molly
Kalotay, Daphne
Lipsyte, Sam
Perrotta, Tom
Searle, Elizabeth
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – New Pages interview with William Pierce, editor of AGNI, including references to Post Road
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Outline for Post Road presentation at Lesley University MFA program
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – 2006 Pushcart nominations: “On the History of the Backgammon Board” by Paul Yoon, “Alabama” by Murray Dunlap, “I Spy” by Elizabeth Powell, “July 19, 1962: Susanna Martin” by Jill McDonough, “Spotlighting” by Ira Sukrungruang, and “Blood and Luck” by Becky Bradway.
Yoon, Paul
Pushcart Prize
Post Road Magazine
Correspondence – Amy Hempel
Hempel, Amy
Bloomsbury – Correspondence with Robert Bookman at Creative Artists Agency re the film rights to We’re So Famous
We're So Famous: A Novel
Bloomsbury – edited manuscript for We’re So Famous; incl May 1, 2000 letter from Panio Gianopolous.
We're So Famous: A Novel
Bloomsbury – Hartford Courant piece entitled “What’s to Love: Writers Pick Their Favorites” featuring We’re So Famous recommendation by Frederick Barthelme
Barthelme, Frederick
We're So Famous: A Novel
Correspondence – Askold Melnyczuk
Melnyczuk, Askold
Shout Magazine
We're So Famous: A Novel
Correspondence – Maria Flook
Flook, Maria
Correspondence – Bob Shacochis
Shacochis, Bob
Bloomsbury – Correspondence with Joel Gotler at Artists Management Group re the film rights to We’re So Famous
We're So Famous: A Novel
Bloomsbury – Correspondence with Brian Lipson at Endeavor LA re the film rights to We’re So Famous
We're So Famous: A Novel
Correspondence – Mary Robison
Robison, Mary
Correspondence – Charles Bock
Bock, Charles
Shout Magazine – November 2000 issue featuring Part Two of serialization of “Cheshires” by JDC. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)
Shout Magazine
Literary Journey
Shout Magazine – October 2000 issue featuring Part One of serialization of “Cheshires” by JDC. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)
Shout Magazine
Literary Journey
Bennington College
Bennington College
Shout Magazine
Literary Journey
Correspondence with Jordan Heller at Shout Magazine; includes contracts for articles and copies of receipts for payment.
Shout Magazine
Literary Journey
Correspondence – Karen Braziller at Persea Books
Braziller, Karen
Shout Magazine
Literary Journey
Correspondence – Bret Easton Ellis
Ellis, Bret Easton
Misc re: Bret Easton Ellis including cover for Glamorama + May 2000 issue of Shout Magazine featuring article titled “Star ‘80s: Bestseller Bad Boys: Bret Easton Ellis and Jay McInerney.”
Ellis, Bret Easton
Shout Magazine
Galleys from Xlibris for self-published novel A Complete Gentleman. (Published in 2015 as World Gone Water.)
Literary Journey
World Gone Water: A Novel
Ellis, Bret Easton
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Unrealized Projects
Ellis, Bret Easton
Literary Journey
Unrealized Projects
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Unrealized Projects
Standard Deviation
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Unrealized Projects
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We're So Famous: A Novel
Literary Journey
Post Road Magazine – Email to editors re form wording for soliciting work and recommendations
Post Road Magazine
Bloomsbury – We’re So Famous – Correspondence re college reading tour with Fuzzy
We're So Famous: A Novel
Literary Journey
World Gone Water: A Novel
Post Road Magazine – Correspondence relating to the production of Post Road 1, including corr with editors about the collection of material
Post Road Magazine
Letter from Bettina Schrewe Literary Scouting agency about Bret Easton Ellis oral biography
Ellis, Bret Easton
Literary Journey
Unrealized Projects
Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re the release parties for Post Road 1: Fri, Step 15 at Dibrova Social Club in NYC and Sat, Sept 16 at The Joshua Tree in Boston; incl press release about the parties
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re Post Road website
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re instituting a slush pile
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re advertising in Post Road, incl corr with other literary magazines about swapping ads
Post Road Magazine
Harold Ober Associates
New York City
New York City
Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re the Potpourri section, renamed the Etcetera Section with JDC as editor
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re not having book reviews in Post Road
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re how to collect material from editors
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Email asking editors to come to the print shop to help assemble Post Road 1
Post Road Magazine
Chute, Hillary
Rosovsky, Michael
Ryan, David
Breen, Susan
Boyd, Rebecca
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine contract template
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine
Post Road Magazine – Correspondence re a policy against publishing friends, Benningtonites, etc.
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Post Road Magazine
O the Places I've Lived!
Correspondence – Jamie Clarke; incl CD for band Perfect
Clarke, Jamie
Bauer, Douglas
Literary Journey
Literary Journey
Scavengers: A Novel
Drawing of JDC from Hollywood Wax Museum
New York City
Correspondence – Knox Burger
Burger, Knox
Bennington College
We're So Famous: A Novel
Postcard from Harold Ober Associates acknowledging receipt of Scavengers
Harold Ober Associates
Literary Journey
Scavengers: A Novel
We're So Famous: A Novel
We're So Famous: A Novel
We're So Famous: A Novel
Bret Easton Ellis blurb for We're So Famous: “Jaime Clarke pulls off a sympathetic act of sustained male imagination: entering the minds of innocent teenage girls dreaming of fame. A glibly surreal world where the only thing wanted is notoriety and all you really desire leads to celebrity and where stardom is the only point of reference. What’s new about this novel is how unconsciously casual the characters’ drives are. This lust is as natural to them as being American-it’s almost a birthright.”
Ellis, Bret Easton
We're So Famous: A Novel
Jonathan Ames blurb for We're So Famous: “Darkly and pinkly comic, this is the story of a trio of teenage American girls and their pursuit of the three big Ms of American life: Music, Movies and Murder. An impressive debut by a talented young novelist.”
Ames, Jonathan
We're So Famous: A Novel
Bob Shacochis blurb for We're So Famous: “Jaime Clarke is a masterful illusionist; in his deft hands, emptiness seems full, teenage pathos appears sassy and charming. We’re So Famous is a blithe, highly entertaining indictment of the permanent state of adolescence that trademarks our culture, a made-for-TV world where innocence is hardly a virtue, ambition barely a value system.”
Shacochis, Bob
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We're So Famous: A Novel
We're So Famous: A Novel
Bloomsbury – Village Voice listing for We’re So Famous reading at Astor Place Barnes & Noble, April 11, 2001.
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We're So Famous: A Novel
Newtonville Books
We're So Famous: A Novel
We're So Famous: A Novel
University of Arizona
We're So Famous: A Novel
Wallace, David Foster
We're So Famous: A Novel
Bloomsbury – Nzoom.com review of We’re So Famous
We're So Famous: A Novel
We're So Famous: A Novel
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Bloomsbury – Postcard from Mary Robison re We’re So Famous
Robison, Mary
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Bloomsbury – Brophy College Preparatory alumni magazine, August 2001, includes announcement of We’re So Famous royalty donation to Literary Volunteers of Maricopa County.
Brophy College Preparatory – Phoenix, AZ
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Bloomsbury – Letter from Amy Hempel re We’re So Famous
Hempel, Amy
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Bloomsbury – Brophy College Preparatory alumni magazine, January 2001, includes announcement of publication of We’re So Famous.
Brophy College Preparatory – Phoenix, AZ
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University of Arizona
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Bloomsbury – Kirkus review of We’re So Famous
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Bloomsbury – Correspondence with Leslie Epstein re Publishers Weekly and We’re So Famous
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Publishers Weekly
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Bloomsbury – New York Times Book Review capsule review of We’re So Famous
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Bloomsbury – Publishers Weekly review of We’re So Famous
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