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Imogen Clark

1858 – 1956

American writer

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Lived 1858 – 1956 (aged 97–98). Imogen Clark was an American writer.

Imogen Gertrude Clark (October 30, 1858-2 January 1936) was an American novelist and poet.

Imogen Clark was born in New York City, the daughter of George Homer Clark and Phillie Beatty Clark.

Many of her novels were historical fiction, such as God’s Puppets: A Story of Old New York (1901), set in New York City around 1750 and inspired by the story of a Dutch minister who left his pulpit. God's Puppets was published in England as The Domine's Garden. She also wrote works for children, including Will Shakespeare’s Little Lad (1897), a fictionalized story of the life of Hamnet Shakespeare, son of William Shakespeare.

Partial bibliography

The Victory of Ezry Gardner (1897) Will Shakespeare’s Little Lad (1897) The Heresy of Parson Medlicott (1900) God’s Puppets (1901) A Charming Humbug (1909) Old Days and Old Ways (1928)

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1956, New York City
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Frequently asked questions

Who was Imogen Clark?

American writer

When was Imogen Clark born?

Imogen Clark was born on 30 October 1858 in New York City.

When did Imogen Clark die?

Imogen Clark died in 1956 in New York City.

What was Imogen Clark's occupation?

Imogen Clark was a writer.

What nationality was Imogen Clark?

Imogen Clark was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Imogen Clark

· Wikidata: Q110369402

· DBpedia: Imogen Clark (writer)

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