About a hapless misfit who seeks psychiatric help after bumbling a suicide attempt. His shrink sessions reveal a flashback history about a klutzy childhood and a family history of (what else?) ineptitude, affording Lewis to play a smorgasbord of roles, including a 6-year-old boy, a 15th-century coachman, a good-ol'-boy sheriff and a bearded guru. The wackiness soars to new heights when our nutcase patient takes a transcontinental flight on the cheapest airline he can find.
1926
Visiting professor at the University of Iowa. Writer in residence at Pitzer College. Taught poetry and fiction writing at Pomona College. Graduate writing seminars at Art Center College of Design. Developed the poetry writing and visiting writers programs at the University of Hawai'i. CINE Golden Eagle award for feature film, Superstar: the Life and Times of Andy Warhol. Iowa Arts Council award for fiction.
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