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Lisa Lutz
Lisa Lutz is an American author. She began her career writing screenplays for Hollywood. One of her rejected screenplays became the basis for a popular series of novels about a family of private investigators, the Spellmans.
==Biography==
Lutz was born in Southern California in 1970. She attended UC Santa Cruz, UC Irvine, University of Leeds in England and San Francisco State University, all without attaining a degree.〔(lisalutz.com ''About Lisa Lutz'', accessed 23 August 2012 )〕 During the 1990s she had many low-paying jobs, including work in a private investigation firm, and spent a lot of time writing and re-writing a Mob comedy called Plan B.〔http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0249082/ Plan B at IMDB〕 Her screenplay was optioned in 1997, and was made into a movie in 2000 (released in 2001). Variety Magazine described the movie as "torturously unfunny."〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Other Works )〕 She subsequently produced several other tentative screenplays, but none was picked up. Her final effort, tentatively titled "The Spellman Files", was also rejected; at that point Lutz realized that "the story really needed more space to be told properly." She decided to write it as a novel.〔(Lutz, Lisa, "Interview with J. Rentilly of Pages Magazine" )〕 She began the novel while still living in California in 2004, then decided to move into a relative's family vacation home in upstate New York to work on it full-time. She returned to the west coast (Seattle) to write her second Spellman novel, then moved to San Francisco,〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Lisa Lutz Biography )〕 where she lived until 2012. She presently lives miles from civilization in upstate New York.〔(lisalutz.com blog dated 12 May 2012 )〕
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