David Wiltse
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David Wiltse is an American playwright. He currently writes plays, but has also written a dozen novels and numerous screeplays and teleplays. He is the current playwright in residence at the Westport Country Playhouse. His recent works include The Good German, A Marriage Minuet, and Hatchetman. Wiltse is married to Anne Keefe, the Westport Country Playhouse's former Associate Artistic Director.
His most successful novels featured FBI Agent John Becker. The series included "Prayer For The Dead", "Close To The Bone", "The Edge Of Sleep", "Into The Fire", "Bone Deep" and "Blown Away."
[edit] Accolades
- Drama Desk Award for "Most Promising Playwright" for Suggs
- Position of playwright-in-residence at the Westport Country Playhouse
- Edgar Allan Poe Award for The Revenge of the Stepford Wives
- Multiple grants from the Connecticut Commission on the Arts
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