Excerpt:"Despite receiving awards, television writing was deemed insignificant, Kramer recalled. "No one wanted to write for television when I started. It was beneath consideration. Writer snobbism. But now, that's no longer the case as television is now culturally interesting, and culturally significant. People study TV and write about it, so now everyone wants to do it."For the full interview, click here: huffingtonpost.com
Huffington Post - Tales of A Writer: My Conversation With Richard L. Kramer by Elan Barnehama
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