Clark Humphrey "Seattle's perennial ambassador to the micro-cultures of the Pacific Northwest".[1]

the author of Loser: The Real Seattle Music Story[2]

"measured historian of Seattle's rock scene in the 1980s and '90s . . . and a wry generalist who wrote movingly and humorously about Seattle's cultural landmarks" (Stranger)

"distinguishes himself by delineating the very essence of Seattle, a place where history, geography, and lousy weather combine to make the perfect hothouse for an isolated, individual style all its own" (Lollipop Magazine)

References

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  1. ^ Christine Marie Larsen (2016). "Portrait Gallery: Clark Humphrey". The Seattle Review of Books.
  2. ^ "Loser: The Real Seattle Music Story", Publishers Weekly (book review), September 4, 1995

Category:Writers from Seattle