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College of William and Mary |
Williamsburg, Virginia |
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BA English (Playwriting) |
1978 |
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University of Virginia |
Charlottesville, Virginia |
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Graduate School: MFA
Playwriting Program
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1979 |
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Judging Amy: "The God Thing"
(series) |
20th Century Fox |
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Cupid:
"Heart of the Matter"
(series) |
Columbia Pictures Television |
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Dark Debts
(screenplay in development) |
The Manhattan Project (David Brown) |
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Screenwriter and "from a novel by" |
1997 |
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Grace Under Fire (series) |
Carsey/Werner Productions |
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Roseanne (series) |
Carsey/Werner Productions |
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I'll Fly Away
(series) |
Lorimar Television |
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| Episodes: "Fragile Truth" |
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Darkness Before Dawn (movie-of-the-week) |
The Polone Company |
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Northern Exposure: "Soapy Sanderson"
(series) |
Lorimar Television |
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Cuba and Claude (pilot) |
Universal Studios |
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The Women of Brewster Place (mini-series) |
Phoenix Entertainment |
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Writer and Supervising Producer |
1987 |
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The Betty Ford Story (movie-of-the-week) |
ABC Circle Films |
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Moonlighting
(series) |
ABC Circle Films |
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Supervising Producer |
1986 |
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| "Big Man on
Mulberry Street" |
| Shared credit on 8 other episodes |
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Toughlove (movie-of-the-week) |
Fries Entertainment |
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Maximum Security: "I Never Ran for My Father" --parts 1&2 (HBO series) |
Imagine |
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Hill Street Blues
(series) |
MTM Productions |
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Executive Story Editor |
1982 - 84 |
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| *Shared credit on 22 episodes (list available on request) |
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M*A*S*H
(series) |
20th Century Fox |
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Story Editor; Executive Story Editor |
1980 - 82 |
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| "Communication Breakdown" |
| "Hey Look Me Over" (*written by Karen Hall and Alan Alda) |
| "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen" (Final episode)* |
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Eight is Enough (series) |
Lorimar Television |
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| Sole credit on three episodes and shared credit on a two-parter. |
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| At Random (Random House magazine), August 1996 (column) |
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"True Confessions of a Springsteen Fan" |
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| Los Angeles Herald Examiner, 1983 (concert review) |
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| Random House 1996; 405 pages,; hardcover |
| (Book-of-the-Month Club Main Selection) |
| Random House 1996 Audiobook |
| Random House 1997; paperback; 498 pages |
| Macmillan (UK) 1997; hardcover; 420 page |
| Pan Books (An Imprint of Macmillan) (UK) 1998; paperback; 485 pages |
| Tiden Norsk Forlag 1997 (Germany) Forbannelsen; hardcover; 415 pages |
| Archipel (France) L'Empreinte du Diable; paperback; 421 pages |
| Kadokawa Shoten Publishing Company (Japan) 1997; 349 pages |
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"When Will the Heathen Rage?" |
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| Atlanta Constitution; August 19, 1998 (column) |
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"Would Jesus Belong to the Christian Coalition?" |
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| Cosmopolitan Magazine, September 1996 (column) |
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| Awards: |
| Writers' Guild of America Nomination for "The Birthday Girls" episode of M*A*S*H (1982) |
| Humanitas Award for "Where There's a Will There's a War" episode of M*A*S*H (1982) |
| Emmy Award Nomination for "Officer of the Year" episode of Hill Street Blues (1982) |
| Humanitas Award for "Who Knew?" episode of M*A*S*H (1983)* |
| Writers' Guild of America Nomination for "Eugene's Comedy Empire Strikes Back" episode of Hill Street Blues (1983)* |
| Emmy Award Nomination for "Eugene's Comedy Empire Strikes Back" episode of Hill Street Blues (1983)* |
| Esquire Magazine 1984 Registry: "Men and Women Under Forty Who Are Changing America" (December 1984) |
| Women in Film Luminas Award for "Toughlove" (1985) |
| Scott Newman Drug Prevention Award for "Toughlove" (1985) |
| Emmy Award Nomination for Moonlighting (Outstanding series: Drama): Supervising Producer (1986) |
| Writers' Guild of America Award
Nomination for "Big Man on Mulberry Street" episode of Moonlighting (1886 |
| Emmy Award Nomination for "I Am Curious Maddie" episode of Moonlighting (1987)* |
| Humanitas Award for "White Men Can't Kiss" episode of Roseanne (1994)* |
| Writers' Guild of Amrica Nomination for "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen" episode of M*A*S*H (final episode 1983)* |
| Emmy Award Nomination for "Doris in Wonderland" episode of Hill Street Blues (1983)* |
| Emmy Award Nomination for "Eugene's Comedy Empire Strikes Back" episode of Hill Street Blues (1983)* |
| Emmy Award Nomination for "Grace Under Pressure" episode of Hill Street Blues (1984)* |
| Writers' Guild of America Award for "Grace Under Pressure" episode of Hill Street Blues |
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| Act One Screenwriting Program,
faculty |
| Humanitas Foundation, Board of Trustees |
| The Foundation for All God's Children, founder and president |
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| Writing second novel for
Random House |
| Freelance television assignments |
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| Television and Film: Norman Kurland, The Broder/Kurland/Webb/Uffner Agency, 9242 Beverly Blvd. #200, Beverly Hills, Ca. 90210 (310) 281-3424 |
| Literary: Bennett Ashley, Janklow/Newborn/Ashley (A division of Janklow/Nesbitt), 445 Park Avenue, New York, New York 10022 (212) 355-1724
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