The Devouring Rages of Fire: The Two Most Terrifying Forest Fires in North American History

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Clark C. Peterson was born in Pine City, Minnesota, and raised in Hinckley, Minnesota. He is a life member of the Peshtigo Fire Museum and charter member of the Hinckley Fire Museum. Clark holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Minnesota, Duluth, and a Ph. D from Grace Bible College in Morrisville, North Carolina. His achievements are primarily in broadcasting. They include his feature Minnesota's #1 TV Mecca which is in the archives of the Pavek Broadcasting Museum in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, part recipient of the Associated Press Award for best coverage of a local story in the United States in 1978, and one of 25 winners in Turner Broadcasting's nationwide Superbrawl Wrestling Announcing Contest of 1992. Clark served four years in the United Stated Air Force and 13 years as a civil servant for the U.S. Army. He received 14 New Idea/Suggestion awards which are approved ways for the federal government to save money and/or do things more efficiently. Fourteen is one of the highest numbers in federal service history. Clark's most recent books are Blasted Onto a Pile of Rubble and The Devouring Rages of Fire, and in 2007, his next works will be Outdoor Christmas Lighting Spectaculars & More Exterior-Lit Eye-Catchers and Hinckley's Classic Celebrations. These and other accomplishments have led to his inclusion in Marquis Who's Who in America 2007 and Who's Who in the World 2007.