Lisa Marie Heitman

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Lisa Marie Heitman (born March 11, 1969), raised in Kodiak, Alaska, is a syndicated humor columnist and comic writer. A modern feminist, her material is focused on male and female stereotypes. She is featured in several books as one of the top U.S. comic monologue writers alongside comedians such as Steve Martin and Margaret Cho.

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