Fuchs

Daniel Fuchs was a Jewish American novelist, short-story writer, and screenwriter known for his Williamsburg trilogy, which includes 'Summer in Williamsburg,' 'Homage to Blenholt,' and 'Low Company.' He also won an Academy Award for his screenplay work on 'Love Me or Leave Me' and is regarded as a pioneering figure in Jewish American literature. Fuchs drew much of his inspiration from his childhood in Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhood.