Page 491 - Gay San Francisco: Eyewitness Drummer - Vol. 1

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Dear Wally,

Thanks for a very pleasant afternoon. You made the inter-
view much more fun than interviews often are. Actually, it was
nice just to be able to sit and talk with you. Next time you’re
out [to San Francisco], we must visit again, without both of us
having to work at the same time.
Enclosed is a copy of Palm Drive Video’s Greatest Hits which
you might find amusing. Sort of short clips from a wide variety
of our offbeat videos.
Especially enclosed is a copy of Some Dance to Remember,
my new novel, which we spoke about. Hope you enjoy it. Reader
response has been excellent as have the reviews that have come in
so far [in the two months since the book’s publication].
Your photos which you left with me are safe, and I’ll be
giving them to Drummer as soon as I finish [transcribing] the
interview, which should be sometime in May.
Again, thanks for your time. I’ll be sending you a draft of
the interview before it’s published in Drummer so you can check
it to make sure I haven’t misrepresented you in any way. It’s very
important to me to keep things clear among people, particularly
in the gay business of publishing.

Best regards,
Jack Fritscher

cc. Anthony DeBlase, Drummer publisher
Joseph Bean, Drummer editor

On the same April 10, 1990, I wrote to Drummer editor, Joseph Bean:

Dear Joseph,

. . .The Mineshaft interview took 12 hours, 2 meals, but
it was worth it. Interview should be to you mid-to-late May.
Also took pix of Wally, so that bottom of 1 page might have 3
st
horizontal pix ala Playboy. However, you use them, they’re the
only current pix of WW around. . . .
Yours,
Jack Fritscher

cc. A. DeBlase

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