Mel Green has written on such seminal television series as "Saturday Night Live" and SCTV. After leaving SNL, he developed his popular autobiographical one man show, "Back to the Big O", produced at both Theater East and Theater/Theatre in Los Angeles. He recently appeared at the Utah Arts Festival in Salt Lake City with fellow humorist Sandra Tsing Loh and jazz musician Mike Miller and was featured at Spoken Interludes in Los Angeles. Mel Green is a frequently published humorist with such books as "Smart Women/Stupid Books" and "Dudes-The Cult of Cool" published by Stern and Sloan. He has also been a contributor to Playboy Magazine. He recently completed his first novel, "Marker" -- "A memoir of misery and misinformation with an Appendix of Lies." The author's account of growing up as an adopted teenager at risk for Huntington's Disease. As an actor he appeared in the television series "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine", "The Wonder Years" and in the feature film "Music From Another Room". Mel Green has survived disco, military school and a childhood in Odessa, Texas.