Notable Faculty, Past and Present
- Shelley Berman - humor writing
- Nan Cohen - poetry
- Syd Field - screenwriting
- Janet Fitch - fiction
- Noel Riley Fitch - non-fiction
- Donald Freed - playwriting
- Amy Gerstler- poetry
- Dana Goodyear- non-fiction
- Janet Irvin - fiction
- Irvin Kershner - cinema/TV
- Jerome Lawrence - playwriting
- Dinah Lenney - non-fiction
- Gerald Locklin - poetry, fiction
- Larry the Cable Guy - cinema/TV
- MG Lord - non-fiction
- Shelly Lowenkopf - fiction, publishing
- David Scott Milton - playwriting
- Gina Nahai - fiction
- Gabrielle Pina - fiction
- Robert Pirosh - cinema/TV
- John Rechy - fiction
- Aram Saroyan - poetry, fiction
- Hubert Selby Jr. - fiction
- Melville Shavelson - cinema/TV
- Gay Talese - non-fiction
- Shirley Thomas - technical writing
- Kenneth Turan - film
- Lee Wochner, plawriting
- Richard Yates - fiction
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