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A former CalArts and French National Film School writing instructor, Stewart Lindh is a credited-feature screenwriter and published poet and novelist living in Sausalito, California; where he works as a writer’s mentor and a Marine Corps Vietnam veteran volunteer with veterans’ writing groups.
Raised in San Francisco and the Bay Area by his mother, Stewart Lindh dropped out of high-school to join the Marine Corps.
Writing Instructor at California Institute of the Arts · Experience: California Institute of the Arts · Education: Reed College · Location: Sausalito · 9 connections on LinkedIn.
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TRAJECTORY is a screenplay by Stewart Lindh and Greg Blatman written as a reaction to on-going incidents of mass casualty gun violence. The story traces the history of a single AR-15 assault rifle from factory, through a nefarious series of transferred ownerships, legal and illegal, to its final role in a mass shooting.
When Mark was five, his father moved out, taking with him all the family photographs but one—from which he cut himself, leaving a hole where he had been. It was strange the way the black cylinder shaped like an arm rested on Mark’s shoulder as he stood between his mother and father beside the San Francisco bay, where a stranger had taken the picture of them together. At first, Mark thought ...
In the dark, shadowed by the street light, his mother’s prosthesis resembled a wooden man watching him. And to Mark, it was strange the way the leg would slide off like a long white glove, then in the morning his mother would pull it back on again and leave for work.
Jan 1, 2006 · The author Stewart Lindh knows his way around a typewriter and the vignettes are compelling and successful in making the reading feel something. It's a quick read; I finished it in two evenings. It's illustrated throughout by Kristin Calabrese with pencil drawings of the characters.
The Tongue His Touch. JSTOR and the Poetry Foundation are collaborating to digitize, preserve, and extend access to Poetry. July 1973 | Patricia Goedicke, Marilyn Hacker, Ben Howard, Stewart Lindh, James McMichael, Sandra McPherson, Charles Molesworth, Tomaž Šalamun, Maura….
May 31, 2007 · Thought provoking, illuminating and fun. Stewart Lindh's questions take you on a journey toward understanding and discovery. A great way to begin a dialogue with yourself and the one you love.
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The author Stewart Lindh knows his way around a typewriter and the vignettes are compelling and successful in making the reading feel something. It's a quick read; I finished it in two evenings. It's illustrated throughout by Kristin Calabrese with pencil drawings of the characters.
- Paperback
- Stewart Lindh
