Author of numerous classic television articles, a contributor to TV Land Moguls: The 60s, Jonathan Etter's current book projects include a history of the 1968-70 series Here Come the Brides and a biography of TV star Lynda Day George. He lives in Dayton, Ohio.
"incredible amount of research"--Classic Images; "long-overdue look at Martin's life and career...rich in material...definitely recommended"--Filmfax; "I loved it! It was great. I read it from cover to cover. I couldn't put it down!"--QM Post-Production Supervisor John Elizalde; "What strikes me about the book is the way he captures the excitement and enthusiasm we all had when we were making those shows. There's an immediacy to it as well. It has kind of a 'you are there' feeling."--QM Director Robert Butler; "I thoroughly enjoyed it. It wasn't a puff piece like most books on the entertainment industry. This book gets it right. It tells the story from the side of the people who were there. It tells the truth!"--QM Director Ralph Senensky; "I don't usually read books on television, because most books about television have been written by people who do not know what the heck they are talking about! Instead of cross-checking and corroborating their information, instead of doing their research, the people who write these books write them based on assumption, rather than fact. This book isn't like that. It's terrific! I carry it with me all the time. He really did an outstanding job. I am absolutely amazed at the amount of information he collected, and the way he put it all together. If Quinn Martin were alive today, I think he'd be very happy with the way this book is written. I think Quinn would be very proud of this book."--Lynda Day George, guest star on numerous QM shows.
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