Tiger Eyes
judy blume
['poul anderson', 'kurt vonnegut', 'jorge amado', 'leon uris', 'charles lutwidge dodgson', 'trenton lee stewart', 'william faulkner', 'reki kawahara', 'cormac mccarthy', 'guy de maupassant', 'paul auster', 'saint john', 'hans christian andersen', 'richmal crompton', 'justinian i', 'james joyce', 'howard lindsay', 'charles dickens', 'microsoft', 'rainer maria rilke', 'henry david thoreau', 'william march', 'apostle paul', 'nisio isin', 'akira toriyama', 'mo yan', 'philip pullman', 'eisenhower', 'douglas coupland', 'hanns heinz ewers', 'john buchan', 'luigi pulci', 'dmitry glukhovsky', 'helen bannerman', 'thomas middleton', 'william blake', 'valerie solanas', 'joseph delaney', 'lawrence durrell', 'john knowles', 'evan wright', 'brandon mull', 'franz werfel', 'bill griffith', 'thomas chestre', 'ed greenwood', 'jan potocki', 'laura hillenbrand', 'jeff grubb', 'vikram seth', 'alejandro jodorowsky', 'yuya aoki', 'aleister crowley', 'thomas keneally', 'john cleland', 'jung chang', 'nikolai gogol', 'brandon sanderson', 'kyoko mizuki', 'neihardt', 'cornelia funke', 'joe melson', 'barack obama', 'alfred uhry', 'arnold bennett', 'max ehrmann', 'rachel field', 'ian fleming', 'peyo', 'john keats', 'scott mccloud', 'mary shelley', 'rudyard kipling', 'eleanor estes', 'nagaru tanigawa', 'barth', 'bram stoker', 'colin wilson', 'michael swanwick', 'raymond chandler', 'david gerrold', 'len deighton', 'ring lardner', 'william aiton', 'hideo azuma', 'dion boucicault', 'esther forbes', 'christopher marlowe', 'louise erdrich', 'graham greene', 'steve jackson', 'ellery queen', 'eusebius', 'jerry pournelle', 'jean racine', 'rabindranath tagore', 'astrid lindgren', 'stephenie meyer', 'kelly link']
Lawrence Blume
Lawrence Blume is an American filmmaker. He was named among the "Ten Rising Stars of Comedy" by The Hollywood Reporter for his first feature-length film, Martin & Orloff, which premiered at the 2002 US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen and made its television debut on Comedy Central. His most recent feature film, Tiger Eyes, an adaptation of the young adult bestseller written by his mother, Judy Blume, was released in 2013. Currently, he is directing the thriller Under The Black Sun and the romantic comedy Snooze Bar.