Lucinda J. Clark is the founder of the Poetry Matters Project. She has worked with visual artists and authors on the protection, promotion and marketing of their creative works for over 25 years. She is a contributing poet of the View from The Middle of The Road Series of which there are now five editions. She has also worked with poets ranging from middle schoolers to seniors on a series of anthologies, from these efforts she has published four anthologies with anothers set for the future. In June 2025 she was awarded the Literary Arts Professional Award by the Greater Augusta Arts Council.
Clark is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. where she is the Co-Chair of Arts and Letters Committee. Past President of the Georgia Poetry Society. She began her work in short film production with her award winning short, Black People Don't Tango with her son R. Xavier Clark who wrote and directed the short in 2023.
She has been a judge for
Young Writers Competition Community Judge 2023, 2024, 2025 Augusta University-Poetry
Spooky Stories Contest 2024- 2025 Georgia Writers
Ben Franklin Awards, IBPA
South Carolina Arts Commission, Fellowship selection panelist, 2020,
Poetry Matters Lit Prize 2000-2023
Laws of Life Essay Contest. District 6910
She resides in Georgia.