Scott Treimel

College Newspaper Ed-in-Chief

Theater Reviewer

Curtis Brown, Ltd. assistant to legendary Marilyn Marlow

Scholastic Rights Department in the best Scholastic days, right when it launched its hardcover line

United Features Syndicate (think Peanuts and Garfield, Miss Manners). at the time my boss was developing Dilbert. unknown and shocking tidbit: my boss had just developed Calvin & Hobbes and after the development period, when the pay-and-play option came up, the company let the property go

HG (House & Garden when it was glamorous)

Warner Bros. Worldwide Publishing

HarperCollins Rights Consultant

Juvenility

bellboy at the Kona Kai Club (white pants + Hawaiian shirt, which, as a San Diego surfer boy, i pretty much wore constantly, anyway)

first job: in a pie-making shop, on a circular contraption, where one person laid out the crust, another plopped in the filling, etc. it was like I Love Lucy at the candy factory. i lasted one day.