David J. Kirk
David J. Kirk is a U.S. Navy veteran with a master’s degree in personality psychology. He has worked as a counselor, human resources manager and a college instructor of psychology.
An avid writer since 16 years old, he enjoyed college courses in creative writing, poetry and drama. He has published three novels, Particular Stones and Cornerstones with Martin Sisters Publishing, The Hiraeth Dialogues, and a book of short fiction
David also enjoys vegetable gardening, book discussion, geography, science and philosophy. He lives with his wife in Logansport, Indiana.
Learn more about David’s work at www.djkirk.net/
“The law is clear, but the situation has to do with the enforcement. Laws are used when the good people want something done for themselves.”
David J. Kirk
“[Mr. Principi] "My question to you, class, is our species crawling toward re-enlightenment or limping toward extinction?"The smart aleck behind me. . . was threatened by my propensity to fight when he should have been afraid of Mr. Principi's question.”
David J. Kirk
“People always ask me that, how it feels to be an orphan. I don't know. I want to ask them how it feels to have a family.”
David J. Kirk
“My life before the flood was manageable; during the flood it was chaos. The National Weather Service only reported river levels, and at times, crest predictions. It didn't report or predict everything else that could go wrong.”
David J. Kirk
“...people in love always find a way...”
David J. Kirk
“Certain parts of your life, Dan, are directed by an almost desperate passion. Playwrights call it ends-of-the-earth type stuff. And it's good stuff.”
David J. Kirk