Gary Wayne Clark is an author, Grammy Recording Academy artist, indie singer/songwriter, and poet who writes and records under the names Gary Wayne Clark, Gary Clark, and his band Earamas.

An 8-time winner of the prestigious Clouzine International Music Awards for "Buddhist Quotes and Music," "In My Dream," "River of Lost Souls," "Dark Secret," "Change of Worlds," "Nevermore," and "Half a Man," Clark's work is described as "dark, ethereal, and surreal, haunting indie rock duets driven by a tribal mix of bass-heavy beats interwoven with mystical Native American poetry that resonates like the echoes of a ghostly dream."

Inspired by Clark's Amazon Top Selling western horror novel "Dead Balance," the music and lyrics of his recent works are part of a WIP concept album and a film that continues a spiritual journey that began in a surreal shadow world. It is here that Clark (a.k.a. Earamas; "Rise of the Chimera," "Passage to Niburu") weaves his musical mystery. Channeling the spirit of the Ancient Ones, Logan Lone Bear Tuu'awata is a troubled Arapaho boy whose spirit is trapped between two worlds as he calls out to his soul mate, Raven Thunder-Sky. With a host of ethereal voices speaking a shamanic spectral dream language of Arapaho and English, "In My Dream" delivers a heartfelt message across the divide for those who desperately cling to love... beyond the boundaries of this world.

Author Biography

Gary Wayne Clark is an engineer by training, a venture capitalist by trade, but a storyteller at heart. His SciFi novel "The Devolution Chronicles" was selected for a movie pitch at Paramount Studios, and his Poetry/Photography series, "High Country Haiku," is regularly featured by Amazon. The hallmark of his stories is critically acclaimed companion soundtracks, such as "Rise of the Chimera" and "Passage to Niburu," by his band Earamas.

His latest novel is an Amazon Top Ten Best-Selling murder mystery/fantasy entitled "Dead Balance." When a haunting voice foretells impending deaths, an Arapaho boy must unravel the ancient mystery of DeadRaven... before another body drops. Part of a lost Native American tribe, when he's not traveling among the Hopi and Navajo tribes to spin tall tales, he lives in the High Country of Colorado on his ranch with his wife, a Great Doodle named Neli, and the spirit of his shapeshifting interspecies translator, a telepathic Great Dane named Raz.