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To comedy fans, John Lutz is an unlikely cult figure — a performer at improv theaters and a former writer at "Saturday Night Live" who now plays an eponymous, endearingly silly sketch writer on "30 Rock".

And what about that article in The Stage in June 1993, when he wasn't much older, saying he had scripted a 90-minute Dr Who special and describing him as a "former writer at Pinewood Studios' script pool"?

The Center for Independent Media, headed by David Bennahum, a former writer at Wired, recently hired Jefferson Morley, from the Washington Post, and Allison Silver, a former editor at both the Los Angeles Times and the New York Times, to oversee a Web site called the Washington Independent.

"The situation with Hello Games is certainly an argument in favor of both sides," said C. J. Kershner, a former writer at Ubisoft who worked on games like Far Cry 4. "We want, and we need, our games to be more transparent, a bit more personal when we talk about them.

Ms. Ward, a former writer in residence at the University of Mississippi, has also written the novel "Where the Line Bleeds".

Meredith Wheeler, a reader who lives in France and described herself as a former writer and producer at ABC News, wrote: As a woman, I was infuriated to see the current cover of T Magazine, which featured an anorexic-looking model.

Agbabi, the daughter of Nigerian immigrants and a former writer in residence at both Eton College and a tattoo studio, was well positioned to capture street, regional, and literary dialects in what she called an "update" of the "massive gender and race differences" in Britain since Chaucer's time.

A former writer and editor at Fortune magazine, Mr. Silberman was known in particular for three books that took on some of the most highly charged issues of the day: "Crisis in Black and White" (1964), "Crisis in the Classroom: The Remaking of American Education" (1970) and "Criminal Violence, Criminal Justice" (1978).

At the helm is Lin, a former writer who, while studying at the University of Iowa in the late 1960s, took dance classes with Martha Graham and Merce Cunningham, the pillars of modern dance.

Ralph Wiley, one of the original columnists for ESPN.com and a former writer for Sports Illustrated, died Sunday at his home in Orlando, Fla., of heart failure.

He has gone to great lengths to ruffle Sarah Lacy, a former writer for Businessweek and editor at TechCrunch who is the founder of a technology blog called PandoDaily that — in Mr. Biddle's estimation — does the bidding of the industry it covers.