Keith Snyder

I Love You, I'm Sorry, And I'll Never Do It Again came from the imagination of Director/Writer Keith Snyder, acclaimed crime drama writer. A short crime musical featuring a talented cast and a taste of Busby Berkeley meets the Twilight Zone. All in short form but big on laughs.
--Alan Gary, FanClubX

That talented cast will be featured again (alongside the shorts Cargo Truck and Proof of Birth) at the Queens International Film Festival, 5:45 PM on Saturday, November 10 at PS 166 in Astoria. Details at the QIFF website.

Cool, no? Now if I can just come up with a new title for the story I'll be telling you about soon, which you'll be able to read online. The editor hates the title I gave it, but at this point it's like renaming an old pet that doesn't have any picturesque new habits.

Speaking of that story, I crammed the manuscript into the book I'm reading so I could carry everything downstairs to the bus this evening. This may be the only time I have a story in Best American Short Stories.

I screwed up the delivery on my way out, though. My coworkers didn't get the joke.

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