Chris Clarke

HomePage | RecentChanges | Preferences

Difference (from prior major revision) (minor diff)

Changed: 1c1

Overinflated text describing me cut -n-pasted from Faultline's staff page

Overinflated text describing me cut-n-pasted from Faultline's staff page:

Changed: 3c3,5

Faultline's editor Chris Clarke is a veteran environmental journalist and editor, as well as an acclaimed nature writer. After stints as editor of Terrain and Earth Island Journal, he sojourned briefly into the dotcom world as Assignment Editor at verde.com, an environmental news portal that was, sadly, doomed. Since then, he's written and edited a bunch of stuff, including a garden column for the Contra Costa Times. In 2002, he returned to the Earth Island Journal as its editor. He lives in Pinole.

Faultline's editor Chris Clarke is a veteran environmental journalist and editor, as well as an acclaimed nature writer. After stints as editor of Terrain and Earth Island Journal, he sojourned briefly into the dotcom world as Assignment Editor at verde.com, an environmental news portal that was, sadly, doomed. Since then, he's written and edited a bunch of stuff, including a garden column for the Contra Costa Times. In 2002, he returned to the Earth Island Journal as its editor. He lives in Pinole.

You can reach me at cclarke@faultline.org.

Overinflated text describing me cut-n-pasted from Faultline's staff page:

Faultline's editor Chris Clarke is a veteran environmental journalist and editor, as well as an acclaimed nature writer. After stints as editor of Terrain and Earth Island Journal, he sojourned briefly into the dotcom world as Assignment Editor at verde.com, an environmental news portal that was, sadly, doomed. Since then, he's written and edited a bunch of stuff, including a garden column for the Contra Costa Times. In 2002, he returned to the Earth Island Journal as its editor. He lives in Pinole.

You can reach me at cclarke@faultline.org.