Edward E. Kramer developed the six-part series, The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway for NBC / Universal's Oxygen Crime Network, and served as its Associate Producer. This landmark series, featuring Dave Holloway and Private Investigators T. J. Ward, Kathy Wainscott, Trace Sargent and Eric Bryant, Detective Frank Karic and Forensic Scientist Jason Kolowski, debuted as the highest rated true-crime series premiere in network history, with a cumulative 1.1 Million total viewers on premiere night wanting to see the real-time investigation that continues to make headlines across the country.
An award-winning editor and writer, Ed’s published works includes Sandman with Neil Gaiman, Elric with Michael Moorcock, and The Crow with James O’Barr; he received the Prometheus Award for the Libertarian SF anthology Free Space, with Brad Linaweaver. Ed agented volumes of classic work for Harlan Ellison (Edgeworks), Fritz Leiber (Lankhmar), and Michael Moorcock (Eternal Champion). He arranged the literary partnership between authors Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson which re-launched the Dune universe; the first Herbert / Anderson collaborative trilogy was dedicated to Ed's efforts.
As a photojournalist and music critic, Ed’s features were syndicated through the NY Times regional wire; his photography and portraits graced the pages of Billboard, Rolling Stone, Time, and USA Today. Ed's original fiction and non-fiction appears in numerous anthologies, collections, and magazines. In 1987, Ed founded America's largest annual pop-cultural event, Dragon Con, and served as Chairman for fourteen years. An active member of the Science Fiction Writer's Association (SFWA) for more than two decades, and a past Nebula Awards host, Ed also served as Vice-President and Trustee of the Horror Writers Association (HWA).
A graduate of Emory University School of Medicine, Ed's work in Violence Epidemiology with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) helped develop the technology to decrease fatalities through a pilot study for Atlanta's Domestic Crisis Intervention Unit (DCIU). His experience includes more than two decades of work as an administrator in the psychiatric and addiction treatment professions, and eight years as Producer of the Tovia Singer Show for Arutz Sheva, Israel's only independent national live radio station.
The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway
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by NBC Universal / Oxygen Network (Crime, Documentary and Reality-TV)
Developer and Producer Creator and developer of the six-part series, "The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway" for NBC Universal's newly re-branded Oxygen Crime Network. This landmark series featured Dave Holloway and Private Investigators T. J. Ward, Kathy Wainscott, Trace Sargent and Eric Bryant, Detective Frank Karic, and Forensic Anthropologist Jason Kolowski.
The series debuted as the highest rated true crime series premiere in network history, with a cumulative 1.1 Million total viewers on premiere night wanting to see the real-time investigation that continues to make headlines across the country. Additionally, 324,000 viewers in the coveted F25-54 demo tuned in, also setting a network record for a true crime series premiere.
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Free Space
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by Prometheus Special Award recipient
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White Wolf Publishing
Excalibur
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Print
White Wolf Publishing
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Print
ROC / Penguin Books
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White Wolf Publishing; Science Fiction Book Club
Phobias
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Print
White Wolf Publishing
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by World Fantasy Award nominee
Unnameable Press (Limited Edition)
Libertarian Futurist Society's Prometheus Special Award for Free Space
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Emory School of Medicine (Atlanta, GA)