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Created by, Moses T. Clark Jr.
"People have often asked me what is a Clark Vision? Think of renowned writers like W.E.B. Du Bois paired with the narrative passion of Langston Hughes. Think of Frederick Douglass, James Baldwin, Maya Angelou, Malcolm X, Octavia E. Butler, Spike Lee, and Ta-Nehisi Coates, all who have inspired me. Now, I must inspire you. Through the spirit of my ancestors, I am able to present this Clark Vision."
Moses T. Clark Jr.
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This book doesn’t follow a formula—it carves its own path. It’s equal parts Sci-Fi thriller, social commentary, and spiritual journey. Kingdom of Solomon isn’t just about fighting for land or power—it’s about reclaiming identity, rewriting history, and daring to imagine a different future. It’s fresh, unpredictable, and full of imagination—perfect for readers who like their stories bold and boundary-breaking.
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Rating: 5/5
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Define Clark Vision?
Clark Vision is my brand, a comprehensive fictional universe born from my imagination. This universe promotes diversity, creativity, and the transformative impact of storytelling from a Black perspective. Through my literary works, I strive to inspire a platform for Black readers, Black writers, and our allies, so we can all discover, and create new worlds, challenge conventional boundaries, and experience representation within the realm of fantasy and science fiction.
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The dream is to one day have a nation of Black writers who were inspired by Clark Vision long after I am gone.