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Born
in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, Linda Bloodworth Thomason
started her writing career as a magazine writer in
Los Angeles. She began writing scripts for
such television shows as
M*A*S*H, and
Rhoda. She became famous for creating
and writing the hit-television series,
Designing
Women, a witty character-driven sit-com starring
four independent minded southern women in Atlanta,
Georgia. She also created Evening Shade.
Husband, Harry Thomason, and Linda, both close
friends of President Clinton, were trusted with the
task of creating a documentary for him, about him
prior to the 1992 election. This documentary,
A Man from Hope was met with critical praise
as was their second documentary for President
Clinton in 1996, A Place Called America.
While
her script writing career has been met with much
success, it was not until 2004 that she wrote her
first novel:
Liberating Paris.
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Linda Bloodworth Thomason. |
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