Mom (Mary Lee Spitzer) in Madeleine Albright mode. Mary Lee was an archetypal example of a how to be loving while keeping the B.S. detector dialed to "full."
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Proud owner of a Galileo 7 spacecraft. Thanksgiving, circa 1974.
Proud just to have hair and some teeth. May, 2006.
About Me
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- Spokane / Seattle, Washington, United States
- WAYNE SPITZER is an author, filmmaker, and teacher of writing from the Pacific Northwest. His genre work includes an SF/horror novel, Flashback (Books in Motion/Classic Ventures, 1993), the movies Shadows in the Garden (IndieFlix, 2007) and Monstersdotcom (Brimstone LLC, 2003), and numerous low-budget television programs and ad spots. His non-genre work has appeared in Columbia: The Magazine of Northwest History, subTerrain, Micro-film: The Magazine of Personal Cinema in Action, and Generation X National Journal. In 2008 he completed a lengthy scriptment based upon Algernon Blackwood's The Willows. A graduate of Gonzaga University, Wayne is currently an MFA candidate at Eastern Washington University, where he is completing a fictionalized memoir titled X-Ray Rider, about growing up in the 1970s. Wayne teaches creative writing at Airway Heights Corrections Center and Corbin Art Center in Spokane, WA.
2 comments:
Oh, I definitely see a Jessica Fletcher expression there. Which probably helped a lot in detecting your BS.
Thanks for sharing!
Toby: Jessica Fletcher - that's it, exactly. Thanks for dropping in!
sexy: I'm working on that Japanese.
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