Underscores how Clark remains a major force in every area of intellectual life in Kentucky through his role of state, local and regional historian; archival preservationist and publisher; agricultural, environmental and educational advocate; and friend and mentor to the people of the Commonwealth.
~Bowling Green (KY) Daily News
Through the reports of eighteen excellent writers from varied backgrounds, this book puts in perspective Clark's life and contributions much better than would a conventional biography.
~Indiana Magazine of History
Succeeds in reminding us of Clark's importance and his ubiquity in twentieth-century southern and Kentucky historiography.
~Journal of Southern History
A fitting way to note the historian's 100th birthday.
~Kentucky Living
While many know of Clark as the state's historian laureate and from his 32 books, these personal observations reveal what he has accomplished behind the scenes in areas such as the environment, archives and education.
~Kentucky Monthly
Clark is a genuine hero because he is mortal, pragmatic and inspired. With this book we salute him and his works.... The ultimate tribute is for present and future generations to read and then heed the insights of this remarkable Kentuckian.
~Lexington Herald-Leader
Marks Clark's unsurpassed achievements as scholar, educator, preservationist, agrarian, advocate, and mentor.
~Louisville Courier-Journal
What a life! The chapters written here by colleagues, students, and friends recall a career of remarkable range and depth.
~Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
Celebrates the achievements of one of Kentucky's most valued citizens.
~Union County (KY) Advocate