“To be ones self and unafraid whether right or wrong is more admirable than the easy cowardice of surender to conformity.” — Irving Wallace


Sylvia Wallace, who was married to Irving Wallace, worked as editor of the Hollywood magazine Photoplay before writing books later in life. Sylvia meet Irving Wallace while working at Dell Books on the publication Modern Screen. Sylvia wrote two novels including The Fountains (1976) and Empress (1980), and took on the role of editor for family nonfiction anthology publications.


David Wallechinsky, known for his work as a commentator for NBC Olympic coverage, is the author of The Complete Book of the Summer Olympics and The Complete Book of the Winter Olympics series. David also co-authored works with his family including The People’s Almanac (1975-1981) and The Book of Lists (1977-1980) series.


Amy Wallace, alongside her father and brother, co-authored and edited The Book of Lists (1977-1980) series, The Book of Predictions (1980), and The Intimate Sex Lives of Famous People (1981). Amy went on to write other publications, most well-known for The Prodigy: A Biography of William Sidis (1986), Desire (1990), and Sorcerer’s Apprentice: My Life with Carlos Castaneda (2002).
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