alma bidwell white wrote the book the story of my life (biography).
alma bidwell white wrote the book the story of my life (biography).
who wrote the book the story of my life (biography)?
alma bidwell white
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martin became a supervising producer for the of "homicide" in fall 1996. she co-wrote ten episodes for the fifth season. yoshimura wrote the teleplay for the season premiere "hostage: part 1" from a story by martin and fontana. martin wrote the teleplay for the episode "hostage: part 2" from a story by fontana and yoshimura. staff writer and non-fiction author david simon wrote the teleplay for the episode "bad medicine" from a story by martin and fontana. simon wrote the book that formed the basis for the television series. susan sisko and les carter co-wrote the teleplay for the episode "control" from a story by martin and fontana. gay walch wrote the teleplay for the episode "betrayal" from a story by fontana and martin. christopher kyle wrote the teleplay for the episode "diener" from a story by fontana and martin. anya epstein and simon co-wrote the teleplay for the episode "wu's on first?" from a story by martin and yoshimura. linda mcgibney wrote the teleplay for the episode "kaddish" from a story by martin, yoshimura and ron goldstein. debbie sarjeant wrote the teleplay for the episode "deception" from a story by fontana, martin and yoshimura. martin co-wrote the penultimate episode "partners and other strangers" with staff writer darryl wharton and epstein. she remained a supervising producer for the and wrote or co-wrote a further nine episodes. epstein wrote the teleplay for the season opener "" from a story by martin and fontana. epstein and simon co-wrote the teleplay for the episode "blood ties: part 3" from a story by martin, fontana and yoshimura. she wrote the episode "birthday" solo. simon and rafael alvarez wrote the teleplay for the episode "all is bright" from a story by martin and yoshimura. kyle wrote the teleplay for the episode "closet cases" from a story by martin and yoshimura. wharton wrote the teleplay for the episode "sins of the father" from a story by martin and yoshimura. staff writer sean whitesell wrote the teleplay for the episode "pit bull sessions" from a story by martin and yoshimura. martin co-wrote the episode "abduction" with epstein. mcgibney co-wrote the episode "strangled, not stirred" from a story by martin and epstein.
julie martin (writer)