Janice Clark is an author and designer known for her debut novel, "The Rathbones," which she also illustrated. Her short fiction has appeared in literary publications such as "Pindeldyboz" and "The Nebraska Review." With a background spanning multiple cities, Clark brings a rich cultural perspective to her work, blending historical and imaginative elements.
Born in Mystic, Connecticut, Clark later lived in Montreal, Kansas City, San Francisco, and New York, where she earned an MFA in writing from NYU. Her design work has been recognized by the Museum of Modern Art, showcasing her multidisciplinary creativity. "The Rathbones" reflects her distinctive style, weaving together maritime history and myth with lyrical prose.