Portraits of the Editor as a Young GenXer

Posted on by Foster Dickson in 1970s, 1980s, Alabama, Deep South, Family

level:deepsouth is open to submissions of images from the time that Generation X was growing up in the South in the 1970s, ’80s, and ’90s. Here are few of editor Foster Dickson from back in the day.

My dad holding me, in 1975
On my bicycle, 1983
Playing with my GI Joe train set on the den floor in the early ’80s

Published by Foster Dickson

Writer, editor, teacher in Montgomery, Alabama | author of "Closed Ranks" and "I Just Make People Up" | editor of "level:deepsouth" and "Nobody's Home" | coordinator of the Fitzgerald Museum's Literary Contest

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