Literature and Journalism
- Bruce Jay Friedman, novelist, screenwriter and playwright
- Celia S. Friedman, science fiction novelist
- David Freedman, playwright and biographer
- David Friedman aka Dafydd ab Hugh, writer
- Esther Pauline Friedman, advice columnist also known as Ann Landers
- Frieda Friedman, author
- Hannah Friedman, writer, director, and musician
- David Gerrold, science fiction author, also known as Jerrold David Friedman
- Mia Freedman, former Editor of Australian Cosmopolitan magazine and blogger
- Michael Jan Friedman, author
- Rita Friedman, creator of The Letter People
- Samuel G. Freedman, journalist
- Thomas L. Friedman, columnist
- Friedman (unit), a neologism named after columnist Thomas L. Friedman
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