BRAD MELTZER

BRAD MELTZER
Personal
Raised in Brooklyn and Miami.
Graduate of University of Michigan and Columbia School of Law.
Wife, Cori, is a lawyer and his high school sweetheart. His official website (www.bradmeltzer.com) lists the couple as living in Florida; other sites (www.bookbrowse.com; www.bookreporter.com) list Maryland as their current residence.
Professional
Earned credit at Columbia for what would become his first book and first New York Times best seller: "The Tenth Justice" (1997). His other novels -- all legal thrillers -- are: "Dead Even" (1998); "The First Counsel" (2001); "The Millionaires" (2002); "The Zero Game" (2004).
Developed idea for "Jack & amp; Bobby," with longtime friend Steve Cohen.
First comics work : Took over for Kevin Smith on Green Arrow for six issues.
Wrote speeches for President Clinton's national service program; featured on the "Today Show" and in major publications (Time, Vanity Fair and Entertainment Weekly) and newspapers nationwide; played himself in the Woody Allen film, "Celebrity."
Source: Various websites