Sheridan would lay out pages on the counter and he and Glenn Brackett would go over them. “He was all business,” Brackett said. “He came in to talk about his book. He really wasn’t very sociable, but I was very drawn to him.” RIGHT The more things change.… One of Anderson’s endearing talents was the ability to gently satirize his subjects, pointing out the absurdities, the pretensions and the humor in his subjects. Illustration: The Curtis Creek Manifesto , Sheridan Anderson, Copyright 1978, Frank Amato Publications, Portland, OR 064 SHERIDAN ANDERSON
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