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James Clarke

James Clarke is a justice of the Ontario Court of Justice–General Division and the author of seven books of poetry, including Flying Home Through the Dark, Forced Passage, and How to Bribe a Judge. He is the author of the memoir A Mourner’s Kaddish: Suicide and the Rediscovery of Hope.

Books by James Clarke

Stray Devotions

Prayers, Poems, and Intercessions from the Bench

by (author) James Clarke

Oblique Verdicts

by (author) James Clarke

Electric Pictures

A Guide to the Films, Film-Makers and Cinemas of Worthing and Shoreham

by (author) Ellen Cheshire & James Clarke

The Films of Pixar Animation Studio

by (author) James Clarke

The Kid from Simcoe Street

A Memoir and Poems

by (author) James Clarke
introduction by Roy McMurtry

Movie Movements

by (author) James Clarke

Dreamworks

New and Selected Poems

by (author) James Clarke

Forced Passage

A Short History of Hanging

by (author) James Clarke

How to Bribe a Judge

Poems From the Bench

by (author) James Clarke
introduction by Edward L. Greenspan

Flying Home Through the Dark

by (author) James Clarke

The Way Everyone Is Inside

by (author) James Clarke