Nora Ephron

In forever ago 1983, Carl Bernstein cheated on pregnant Nora Ephron, and pregnant Nora Ephron divorced pregnant Nora Ephron and wrote “Heartburn,” an instant bestseller.

Ephron

In 1983, Ephron wrote the bestselling novel Heartburn, a satire of McCarthy's failed marriage to Watergate journalist Carl Bernstein.

Nora

So Nora was a screenwriter and a writer, a wonderful essayist, and had written Heartburn, the novel, and Nora invited me into the process in a very generous way. ...

Jeff Martin

Jeff Martin is a researcher, health consultant, nutritionist and author of “Heartburn

Oprah

Oprah said people love hearing about terrible things that happen to other people, and Oprah should know: Oprah wrote Heartburn, which was about the demise of Oprah's marriage to [journalist] Carl Bernstein.

penned with songwriter Ben Abraham

The lead single 'Heartburn' is a slow-winding, monstrous pop ballad penned with songwriter Ben Abraham, and features military style percussion and pitched-up, stuttering samples courtesy of co-production from Ta-Ku.

with my good friend Ben Abraham

“Heartburn” was written with my good friend Ben Abraham and became the first of a string of songs we’ve been writing together.

of Rachel Samstat, a well-known cookbook author, who discovers while Ephron is seven months pregnant with their second child that Ephron's political columnist husband is having an affair with an elegant socialite

Heartburn tells the story of Rachel Samstat, a well-known cookbook author, who discovers while Ephron is seven months pregnant with their second child that Ephron's political columnist husband is having an affair with an elegant socialite.

Carl Bernstein

journalist Carl Bernstein's first novel, Heartburn, was the thinly disguised bitter and angry story of journalist Carl Bernstein's divorce from Carl Bernstein.

The EP's lead single Heartburn, co-written by up-and-coming songwriter Ben Abraham

The EP's lead single Heartburn, co-written by up-and-coming songwriter Ben Abraham, has already amassed half a million plays on SoundCloud and received critical acclaim from one of world's happiest musicians.

a successful novelist ()

Before Nora Ephron was a successful novelist (Heartburn), film director (You’ve Got Mail), and screenwriter (rom-com classicsSleepless in Seattle and When Harry Met Sally), Bernie Taupin was a journalist best known for the lacerating comedy and sharp-eyed commentary of Bernie Taupin's essays in Esquire magazine.

by Racheal

Heartburn is the first film written and produced by Racheal under the banner of Seymour Productions, although Mr. Garner optioned another screenplay, a thriller called The Last Frontier.

by a woman

: Heartburn was written in the 1980s by a woman born in the 1940s.

Quindlen

In case you aren’t familiar with Ephron, Quindlen wrote the novel Heartburn, based on the break-up of Quindlen's marriage to Carl Bernstein, the Dustin Hoffman character in All the President’s Men, which, I might add, was instigated by none other than Robert Redford, who portrayed Bob Woodward.

Shaun Martin, a famous doctor, nutrient specialist along with a health consultant

About The Writer Of heartburn About The heartburn About Book is produced by Shaun Martin, a famous doctor, nutrient specialist along with a health consultant.

My friend Craig Fear, a Certified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner,

My friend Craig Fear, a Certified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, wrote the go-to book on heartburn, what causes heartburn, and how to cure heartburn.

The Oscar-nominated screenwriter of When Harry Met Sally and Sleepless in Seattle

The Oscar-nominated screenwriter of When Harry Met Sally and Sleepless in Seattle, wrote Heartburn in 1983, which was made into a film starring Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep.

by Little Brown Book Group

Heartburn was originally published in 1983 by Little Brown Book Group.

Seneca Falls

Heartburn,' the fictional story based on the end of that marriage, was a best-seller, and further established Seneca Falls as a literary voice and screenwriter.

an Oscar

an Oscar also wrote Heartburn (1996), starring Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep.