Clark Malcolm Greene has written another compilation of stories of his growing up days in Monroe, Michigan in the 1950's and 1960's. This book is more about Clark and his family and friends and their relationships. The writing is just as skilled and the storytelling is just as compelling as DOG Is GOD Spelled Backwards. The reader will find himself right there with Clark as he rides the stormy waves on his grandfather's fishing boat, as he runs from the bull on his uncle's farm, and as he lives out a "dream date" with a famous singer. An entirely enjoyable book and I highly recommend it. Carolyn Mathes-McAnninch, Michigan

Clark Malcolm Greene, author of the successful memoir DOG is GOD Spelled Backwards, remembers coming-of-age events and writes of them with humor and pathos in his new book, Things I Only Did Once. This second Memoir bursts with recollections. The author lets readers experience both inane antics and luminous epiphanies. With approachable affability, Clark Malcolm Greene continues the fine tradition of story-telling. Phoebe Linden, California