Latest Old Type Writer: Boo, Lew, and Norma

Here is Jennifer Zartman Romano's description of my latest "Old Type Writer" column on Talk of the Town (www.talkofthetownwc.com/oldtypewriter):

"Columnist Susie Duncan Sexton pines for a 'home away from home' writing studio to pen her works in 'Boo, Lew, and Norma' her latest installment of Old Type Writer. Column includes a vintage photo of Susie's Uncle 'Mac' Clifford Duncan, when he was just a lad and who is today 92 years of age, and a link to check out the Colin Lively radio show in which Susie portrays Nora Redmond in 'Sheepshead Bay Boulevard.'"

Here is a quote: "I've composed two nostalgia columns per month -- for a total of three hectic years -- upon a couple of now deceased, discarded computers and searched high and low for old photographs to scan either lovingly or in panic-mode…and only live in the present when I appear on a radio show which is broadcast from Myrtle Beach by way of New York."

Read the rest at this link.

And don't forget - The Penny Seats production of She Loves Me opens in Ann Arbor's West Park this Thursday at 7 pm - www.pennyseats.org

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