Mark McClelland studied Computer Science and Creative Writing at the University of Michigan’s Residential College, where he won a Hopwood Award for poetry. He has been coding for money since 1992, and works on fiction and poetry as time allows. He writes in search of truths that defy simple, direct expression, and publishes to share his discoveries with others. He lives in Chicago with his wife, Nancy, and two cats.
Follow him on Mastodon (@markproxy@bigshoulders.city), where he mostly shares thoughts on climate change, science news, and politics.
Mark blogs about poetry, Android development, boat maintenance, and whatever else seems worth sharing at http://poetengineer.postach.io.
For more information, and a more personal angle, check out his author interviews:
- 2013-5-15 – Radio interview and call-in program on Wisconsin Public Radio with host John Munson (this is a longer interview, and my favorite from the whole process of promoting and discussing Upload – duration: 44:16)
- 2013-3-29 – Radio interview on Good Mornings! with Chris Oaks, WFIN-AM (interview starts at 1:40 and runs until about 13:20)
- 2013-3-7 – Author spotlight on SpecFicPick
- 2013-2-25 – With the awesome Jayme Beddingfield
- 2013-2-19 – On Chrystal Price’s Marvelocity Style blog
To contact Mark, send email to markdmcclelland at gmail. Or via Mastodon. Use hashtag #uploadthenovel to reference Upload.