Willie Smith

Location Seattle
Occupation Welfare Eligibility Examiner
Website http://

Books by Willie Smith
  • by Willie Smith
    Honest Publishing, 2012.

  • by Willie Smith
    Black Heron Pr, 1990-05.
    • About Me

    Arrogant fool. Wannabe writer. Idiot.

    Why do you write?

    I cannot help myself.

    Any favorite authors? Books?

    Homer, Dante, Baudelaire, Joyce, Chandler, Thompson. THE ODYSSEY, THE INFERNO, LES FLEURS DU MAL, ULYSSES, THE BIG SLEEP, A SWELL LOOKING BABE.

    Willie Smith's Wall

    Charlotte Hamrick – Oct 20, 2013

    Willie, thanks for reading and commenting on "Missing"!

    Dan Frazier – Apr 12, 2013

    Thank you so much for reading my humble little work. Always appreciated.

    Lillian Ann Slugocki – Jan 21, 2013

    Dear Willie Smith: Thanks for your astute comment on my story, best, Lillian

    Gloria Garfunkel – Jan 18, 2013

    Thank you for your wonderful and profound comment on Ilonka.

    Mathew Paust – Jan 07, 2013

    Oops, my comment got cut off. First time that's happened. Maybe there's a character limit. Anyway, I'd said I suggested to Charlie's son that he might donate the revolver to the Confederate Museum in Richmond and take a large tax write-off. I think that's what I would do.

    Mathew Paust – Jan 07, 2013

    Willie, I just now read your comment on Balls. My best friend for years, now dead from asbestosis, had a vanity plate on his 4-Runner that said "43rd Bn". Every year we'd go hunting in Nelson County, where his people lived and he had a cabin up on a ridge, we'd pass an old house on Route 58 (I believe, or maybe 90-something)where Charlie remembered his folks telling how Mosby would rest his horse under the overhang that overlooked a hollow that led to the woods. Many a time neighbors would alert the occupant of the house - a great uncle of Charlie's - that Sheridan was coming down the highway and Mosby would hop on his horse and dash for the woods before anyone in blue had spotted him. At one point Mosby gave Charlie's uncle a Schofield revolver he'd taken off a Union captain. Charlie inherited it and kept it in a safe deposit box, wondering what the hell to do with it. His son, a Va State Trooper, now owns it, but I'll bet it still sits in that bank box in Newport News. I sugges

    Sarah E. Alderman – Jul 08, 2012

    Thank you so much for your kind words.

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