Jacq LaMarche
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Jacq (Jacques) LaMarche (January 9, 1960 - ) is an American author.
LaMarche grew up in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and from a young age had aspired to become a writer. When he turned forty, similar to one of the characters in his first novel, From Petoskey to Prague, he quit his day job in the grocery industry to pursue writing full-time.
From Petoskey to Prague (later retitled Hiding From Hemingway) was published by Point Net Publishing in 2000. His second novel, The Potomac Circle, was published later that year. He also put together a collection of short stories, Fictional Numbers, in 2001. More recent novels include The Green Room (2003), Falling From Delaware (2005), and '60 to Life (2007), a work of creative non-fiction.
LaMarche currently lives in Petoskey, Michigan.
