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J.S. Clark

@jsclark

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141 Posts

Retired academic in communication, instructional tech, and distance learning. Writer of weird fiction and taker of many photos. Performer. Scale modeler. Florida history/nature nerd.

Web Home	https://jsclarkfl.blogspot.com
Weird Tales	https://tallahasseebeach.substack.com
Photography	https://www.flickr.com/photos/jsclark/
Weblog	https://publish.ministryofinternet.eu/jsclarkfl/

J.S. Clark Mar 13

Simulacra Mar 13

Today was iggles, wading birds, and whitecaps. #dogisland #florida #barrierisland #iphoneography #birds #gulfofmexico

J.S. Clark Mar 12

Simulacra Mar 12

Just another day in the Gulf of Mexico. #dogisland #florida #barrierisland #iphoneography #astrophotography #nightsky #birds #fish #estuary

J.S. Clark Mar 11

Simulacra Mar 11

My God! It's full of stars! #dogisland #florida #barrierisland #iphoneography #astrophotography #nightsky

J.S. Clark Mar 4

Haunting, funny, beautiful. And it describes many of my days since retiring in 2020. h/t MeduSirena Marina for sharing. https://youtu.be/2Mqa4zfJdx4?si=UzPYe7GVfLUO7qUL

“Retirement Plan” (2026 Oscar Nominee) | The New Yorker

YouTube

J.S. Clark Mar 4

Key-cophony: Sooty terns on Garden Key. Turn it up to 11. https://lone.earth/w/vihgGo12KFpTuN8jsdcsKC #drytortugas #floridakeys #fortjefferson #gulfofmexico #birds #nature (Trying out PeerTube as an alternative to the other one.)

Ternvasion '26

PeerTube

J.S. Clark Mar 2

Once more unto the fortress, dear friends! #drytortugas #floridakeys #fortjefferson #gulfofmexico. Many more pix at https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCLXvR.

J.S. Clark Feb 3

Guardian O' Pedophiles.

(Will post artist credit when I figure it out.)

J.S. Clark Feb 1

Tickled to have some of my original #weird #fiction featured in our local venue's newsletter: https://www.patreon.com/posts/149263728. As they describe it: "With its lyrical dread and absurd imagery, Wisteria walks a tightrope between botanical comedy and something heavier. Like the vine itself, the poem slips between satire and prophecy, hits on the domestic and the wild, and draws a line between creation and decay."

J.S. Clark Jan 27