William L. Spencer

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William Lunder Spencer was born in 1936 and graduated from the University of Washington in 1958. He edited and wrote the preface of "Across this Silent Canvas," a book of the writings of George Hubbard Miller (1934-1982). He also published the short story "Three Gallant Men with Lifetyles for the Eighties" in the San Diego Reader weekly newspaper in 1982, and published the short story "Making a Living" in the West Coast Review (Simon Fraser University), Volume 21, Number 2, in October 1986.


"Across this Silent Canvas" ISBN 978-0-9776263-0-4

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