Alison Tatlock

Stranger Things Writer, Producer to Speak at Cornell

By Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs | October 21, 2016

“I had a winding road and I’m okay with that,” Tatlock said of her career. “Would I be more successful and richer if I had started writing television at 23? Yes — and oh well.”

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