Born: 07/31/1935   Flint
Died: 06/25/2015
Parents: William Weesner, Margaret Weesner
Spouse: Sharon (deceased), Janet (partner)
Children: Ted, Anna, Steve
Address(es):
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Last known
Portsmouth , NH

Image	Title	Genre	Audience	Publisher	Date
	Harbor Lights	Fiction	Adult	New York : Grove Press	2000
	Novemberfest	Historical Fiction	Adult	New York : Alfred A. Knopf	1994
	Children's Hearts : stories	Fiction , Short Stories	Adult	New York : Summit Books	1992
	Winning the City	Fiction , Michigan	Adult	New York : Summit Books	1990
	The True Detective	Fiction	Adult	New York : Summit Books	1987
	A German Affair - Semi-autobiographical	Fiction	Adult	New York : Random House	1976
	The Car Thief - Semi-autobiographical Lonely youth understates the disappointment and anguish Alex must feel when he is excluded from his father's life and his death. Unwelcome seems to be the pattern of his existence, which occurs in Flint.	Fiction , Michigan	Adult	New York : Random House	1972
	Other writings: - Contributor to the New Yorker, Esquire, Saturday Evening Post, Ploughshares, and the Atlantic Monthly		Adult

What is the aim or goal of your writing: "I am a realist. There is something in the term 'neorealism' which implies an intense realism, and as both writer and reader this is where my interest lies. Stated otherwise, while some writers write about what might or could happen, I write about what has happened. But I am not a reporter."

May inquiries be sent to you about doing workshops, readings: No

Donated books to the Authors & Illustrators database project: No

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