Kathryn Clark grew up near Cape Cod, Massachusetts and attended the Dana Hall School in Wellesley, Massachusetts for her high school education. It was here that she developed her love for the power of the written word, mentored by creative writers and teachers. She pursued her college education first at Johnston College, University of Redlands, where she began to question the origins of the subject matter she was learning. The answers led her back to Herodotus, Aeschylus, Plato, Aristotle and Euclid, to mention just a few. She transferred to the University of California at Berkeley to pursue her Greek studies in earnest. Here, ancient Greece become modern for her and shaped her new understanding of the world. Here, she met her husband and followed him to New York City where he attended graduate school.

Having three children took precedence in her life, and she never lost her love of returning to Greece with her family, imparting her love and knowledge to her children during their formative years. Her children now young adults, she has found the time to return to Greece to write with her chocolate lab.

She loves to sail, hike and be close to her many varied friends, which of course includes all animals.

Books by Kathryn Clark

Echoes of the Moon

by Kathryn Clark