Fringe ― September's Notebook

This collectors’ set features a special edition of Fringe: September’s Notebook bound in sleek black leather—as seen in one of the final episodes of the show, in the hands of the title character! The book is housed in a deluxe clamshell case, with a numbered plate signed by series regulars Anna Torv, John Noble, and Joshua Jackson, and executive producer J.H. Wyman. Nested alongside is a small keepsake box containing a piece of precious Amber, a genuine artifact from the set of the show. Also included are exclusive ephemera, including two additional posters and a complete reproduction of the comic book seen in Season 5, with awesome illustrations inspired by the show's "Fringe Division."
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Tara Bennett is the author of 300: The Art of the Film and official companions to television’s LOST and 24. She writes for popular outlets, including SFX, Sci Fi magazine, and Movies.com, and is an adjunct professor of film and television at Rowan University in New Jersey.

Paul Terry coauthored (with Tara Bennett) the LOST Encyclopedia and was the editor of Bad Robot/ABC’s official magazines for LOST and Alias. Terry is also a songwriter/composer whose film scores include the award-winning werewolf comedy he Furred Man. He lives in London.

J.H. Wyman (Showrunner/Executive Producer, Fringe) was born in Oakland, California, and grew up in Montreal, Canada. Wyman wrote and produced The Mexican, starring Brad Pitt. He has since created several television shows, most notably Keen Eddie, starring Mark Valley and Sienna Miller. Wyman just recently wrote Dead Man Down, a thriller starring Colin Farrell and Noomi Rapace set to premiere in spring 2013. Wyman currently resides in Los Angeles.

Jeff Pinkner (Executive Producer, Fringe) grew up in the suburbs of Baltimore, Maryland. He attended Northwestern University and Harvard Law School. Pinkner began his television-writing career with a freelance episode of The Practice. He has written and produced several series, including Profiler, Early Edition, and The Street. Pinkner served as a writer and producer on all five seasons of Alias and served as showrunner in its final season. He then served as executive producer on Lost and October Road. He lives in Los Angeles.