John Tomerlin
John Tomerlin (March 26, 1930 – November 25, 2014) was an American author and screenwriter.[1]
Major works
Tomerlin's first science fiction story was Alienation of Affection, published in the magazine Science Fantasy in February, 1957. Under the joint pseudonym Keith Grantland, he wrote the novel Run From the Hunter (1957) with Charles Beaumont. His sole science fiction novel The High Tower was published in 1980.
Television and film
He adapted Charles Beaumont's short story The Beautiful People as Number 12 Looks Just Like You for The Twilight Zone. Though Tomerlin alone adapted the ailing Beaumont's story, he was given secondary credit.[2]
Other series he wrote for include Thriller and Richard Diamond, Private Detective.[3]
He provided the screenplay for a 1973 made-for-television version of Oscar Wilde's |The Picture of Dorian Gray.
References
- ^ "Media : Tomerlin, John : SFE : Science Fiction Encyclopedia". www.sf-encyclopedia.com.
- ^ "An Interview With Twilight Zoner John Tomerlin".
- ^ "John Tomerlin". IMDb.
External links
Further reading
- California Sorcery, edited by William F. Nolan and William Schafer.
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