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Karen Mack
Karen Mack has produced many film and television productions
including the Golden Globe, Christopher, and Emmy Award
winning “ONE AGAINST THE WIND”, a Hallmark Hall of Fame
Presentation starring Judy Davis, Sam Neill, and Kate
Beckinsale. In addition to winning the Golden Globe Award
for Best Motion Picture for Television, the film also won
Best Actress for Ms. Davis. The film also won two Emmy
Awards and the New York Christopher Award.
For the past eight years, she has been Executive Producer of
“A HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS,” a CBS Network Special. Artists
who have appeared on the show include Dustin Hoffman, Bruce
Willis, Jamie Foxx, Dennis Quaid, Morgan Freeman, Rene
Russo, Gwen Stefani and Sheryl Crow.
Her first novel,
Literacy and Longing in L.A. was on the LA
Times Best Seller List for 15 weeks and won the 2006 Best
Fiction Award from the California Bookseller’s Association.
Her second novel, A Version of the Truth, also for Random
House will be published December 2006.
Ms. Mack is a cum laude graduate of UCLA with a B.A. in
Political Science and a Juris Doctorate from the UCLA School
of Law.
Jennifer Kaufman
Jennifer Kaufman was a staff writer for the Los Angeles
Times for 10 years. She is a two-time winner of the
Penney-Missouri Journalism Award for Feature Writing and
Spot News Reporting.
Ms. Kaufman spent 3 years as Bureau Chief for Fairchild
Publications, Woman’s Wear Daily and W magazine in Milan and
Rome. Prior to that, she worked for Fairchild Publications
in New York covering business, film and features. She was
formerly a staff reporter for the Baltimore News American
and The Prince George’s County Sentinel in Bethesda,
Maryland.
She has written feature stories for national publications
and is currently a freelance writer living in Los Angeles.
Her first novel, Literacy and Longing in LA was on the LA
Times Best Seller List for 15 weeks and won the 2006 Best
Fiction Award from the California Bookseller’s Association.
Her second novel, A Version of the Truth, also for Random
House will be published December 2006.
Ms. Kaufman attended Eastman School of Music and is a
graduate of Barnard College and Columbia University School
of Journalism. She is a flutist and pianist. |
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