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Deborah Spera is an American television producer. Career. She began her career at Eden Roc Films, where she worked on What's Eating Gilbert Grape and From Dusk ...
Deborah Spera has been published in Huffington Post, New York Times, Garden and Gun, Sixfold, The Wascana Review, Pennsylvania English and L.A. Yoga Journal. She’s written for Netflix and Sony and is the co-author of, “On the Road to Kitty Hawk, a play produced by Actors Theater Of Louisville.
Call Your Daughter Home. (2018) Description / Buy at Amazon. Deb Spera is an American author of historical fiction and suspense novels best known for her 2018 debut novel, Call Your Daughter Home. Besides writing, Deb is a TV producer and owns a television company. She started her TV career at Eden Roc Films, and worked on two films: From Dusk ...
Author- “Call Your Daughter Home” Television producer Screen-writer: Netflix/Sony. Former Network Executive - Showtime | Learn more about Deborah Spera's work experience, education ...
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Deb Spera is a conjurer of the first rank." —Jonathan Miles, New York Times bestselling author of Dear American Airlines and Want Not “Call Your Daughter Home is a bold and mesmerizing debut set in a time and place lost to history; a world rescued now by Deb Spera, a talented storyteller. With lush language, Spera illuminates a powerful ...
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Jun 6, 2011 · By Lacey Rose. June 6, 2011 10:00am. Deb Spera and Maria Grasso. Former Mark Gordon Company TV president Deborah Spera has partnered with former Lifetime executive Maria Grasso to launch One-Two ...
Authorial Context: Deborah Spera and Historical Fiction. Deborah Spera grew up in Louisville, Kentucky, and was greatly influenced by her great-grandmother and grandmother, who lived in the town that inspires the backdrop of Call Your Daughter Home. She was particularly impressed by the strength of these women, who weathered the economic ...
