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Writer: Friday the 13th. Mark Wheaton was born on 29 December 1975 in Dallas, Texas, USA. He is a producer and writer, known for Friday the 13th (2009), The Messengers (2007) and American Dream (2021). He has been married to Lauren Kisilevsky since June 2005.
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Dec 29, 1975 · Born in Texas, Mark Wheaton is the award-winning author of EMILY ETERNAL (written as M.G. Wheaton) which has been translated into 5 languages, and was named one of the Best SciFi Novels of the Year by the Financial Times. Wheaton is also the author of the bestselling LA-set, Fr. Chavez crime trilogy, FIELDS OF WRATH, CITY OF STRANGERS, and ...
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Home. Mark Wheaton is the author of “Emily Eternal”, "Fields of Wrath," "City of Strangers," and "Wages of Sin.”. He has also worked as a screenwriter, having written scripts for New Line, Sony, Universal, Miramax, HBO, A&E, Syfy, 2929, Solution Entertainment, Legende, Disney Channel, Zanuck Independent, Blumhouse, Venice Films, Rainmaker ...
Sep 3, 2023 · On Writing Neurodivergent Characters - Writer's Digest. Bestselling author and screenwriter Mark Wheaton shares his thoughts on writing neurodivergent characters as someone who is himself autistic. Mark Wheaton. Sep 3, 2023. Neurodiverse characters are everywhere in media these days. That’s fantastic!
Sep 3, 2023 · Mark Wheaton got his start in writing as a screenwriter on horror films like Friday The 13th (2009), the Sam Raimi-produced, The Messengers, and the Emilia Clarke-starring, Voice From the Stone.
Mark Wheaton is the award-winning author of EMILY ETERNAL (Grand Central, 2019, written as M.G. Wheaton) which has been translated into 5 languages, and was named one of the Best Science Fiction Novels of the Year by the Financial Times.
Feb 1, 2016 · Mark Wheaton is the award-winning author of EMILY ETERNAL (Grand Central, 2019, written as M.G. Wheaton) which has been translated into 5 languages, and was named one of the Best Science Fiction Novels of the Year by the Financial Times.
