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David Black is an American journalist, biographer, novelist and screenwriter. His investigative journalism has appeared in The New York Times Magazine, New York and Harper's among other periodicals. He received the National Magazine Award for Reporting from the American Society of Magazine Editors for his two-part article on the AIDS epidemic, "The Plague Years," published in Rolling Stone in 1985. Black’s twelve books include The King of Fifth Avenue: The Fortunes of August Belmont, a biography of the influential 19th century banker that was one of 1981’s New York Times Notable Books. He has written and produced television programming for the police and courtroom dramas "Hill Street Blues," "Miami Vice," "CSI Miami," "Cop Shop," Sydney Lumet’s "100 Centre Street," and "Law & Order," co-writing the first on-air episode of "Law & Order" in 1990, as well as writing later episodes. In 2000, Black’s script for the television drama "The Confession" received the Writers Guild Award for best long-form adapted screenplay from the Writers Guild of America.
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