He shares a scene from his teens that he sees mentally again and again in “Hoosier Autumn”. Clark also writes about a true angelic experience, “On a Quiet Sunday Evening”. Have you ever wondered what church could be like? Clark writes a true experience about a special church service: “Down in Missouri”. Clark writes about witnessing one and receiving an official documentation. As a teen, Clark teased his dad about believing in UFOs. Clark writes about a true brush with death in “Out of Control”. “Feather Gump” is one of funniest stories in print. Clark honors these great Native Americans. “Silver Lining in the Black Hills” is dedicated to the Lakota Tribe, and “Apples, Pears and the 1790’s Frontier” is dedicated to the Delaware Tribe.
The two mega, adventure stories about America’s frontier will delight the reader from beginning to end. The entertaining book contains stories of inspiration, humor and adventure. The twenty-three stories lead the reader to wanting more. “A Walk on the Sunny Side” brings joy to the young and the young at heart. Clark writes from the heart and will touch your heart.
Clark’s honest portrayal of his characters entertain and allure the reader. Whether they are nonfiction or fiction, his stories are unforgettable and brimming with inspiration and humor. William Clark shares unique and intriguing insights in his stories.
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