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Mary Jane Clark

Mary Jane Clark

Mysteries & Thrillers Pavilion

12:20 - 12:50 pm

Book Signing

3:30 - 4:30 pm

 webcast

New York Times best-selling author Mary Jane Clark has written 12 novels, all set in the high-stakes world of broadcast journalism, including Dying for Mercy (2009). Clark’s real-world assignments have informed her writing: Clark worked at CBS News headquarters in New York for three decades, and that experience led her to create KEY, a fictional television network. Covering the 1992 presidential conventions led to the idea for her first book, Do You Want to Know a Secret? The anthrax scares at all three U.S. network news headquarters in 2001 inspired Nowhere to Run (2003). She lives in New Jersey and Florida.

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