Co-writer and executive producer DELIA EPHRON and her sister Nora Ephron have become a formidable creative team in Hollywood. Delia Ephron has collaborated with Nora on the films Michael, which she co-wrote and executive produced; Sleepless in Seattle, on which she was associate producer; This Is My Life, on which she served as co-writer; and Mixed Nuts, which she co-wrote and executive produced. Delia Ephron's first foray into adult fiction, Hanging Up, published in 1995, quickly became a best seller and was met with rave reviews. The New York Times Book Review stated "Hanging Up is honest and deeply felt, and Ms. Ephron's comic timing is flawless." Diane Keaton is set to direct the movie version of Hanging Up, for which Ephron is currently writing the screenplay. An accomplished journalist and writer outside of her Hollywood career, Delia Ephron has written two non-fiction best-sellers: How To Eat Like A Child and Teenage Romance or How To Die of Embarrassment. She is also the author of Funny Sauce and Do I Have to Say Hello? and has written two children's books: My Life (and Nobody Else's) and The Girl Who Changed the World. Among other publications, her journalistic pieces have appeared in The New York Times Book Review, New York magazine, Esquire and Ladies Home Journal.