Lowell S. Hawley

Lowell S. Hawley (20 September 1908 - 6 May 2003) was an American writer.

Biography

Hawley was born in Lynden, Washington. He began his career writing for a radio station in Bellingham, Washington.

He moved to Los Angeles in 1942 and spent a decade writing for radio KFI and its program "Art Baker's Notebook." His first novel, "A Few Buttons Missing: The Case Book of a Psychiatrist" (1951) was a best seller. He followed it with "Counsel for the Damned" (1953) written with Ralph Bushnell Potts.[1]

He was a writer for the Walt Disney Studio from 1957 to 1969. He then retired.[2]

Credits

Books
  • A Few Buttons Missing (1951)[3]

TV Series

Features
gollark: Far fewer people have or particularly want electric cars since they cost a lot more.
gollark: Basically everyone wants faster internet connections and have something to use it with.
gollark: That is indeed a thing which exists.
gollark: They could probably also use supercapacitors or something, but those aren't very energy dense.
gollark: With... as far as I know, basically all battery tech... batteries degrade faster if charged faster.

References
  1. Obituaries: Lowell S. Hawley Anonymous. Variety; Los Angeles Vol. 391, Iss. 1, (May 19-May 25, 2003): 52.
  2. Obituaries; PASSINGS; Lowell S. Hawley, 94; Wrote for 'Zorro' on Television and in Film: [HOME EDITION] Los Angeles Times 12 May 2003: B.9.
  3. Books--Authors New York Times 30 Apr 1951: 18.


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