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Rachel V. Lyon is an American film director and producer. Career Lyon has produced more than 65 feature films, movies-for-television, feature documentaries, and limited series for PBS, NBC, CNN, National Geographic, and the History Channel. In 1980, she produced Tell Me A Riddle, which was directed by Academy Award-winner Lee Grant. Her 1985 FRONTLINE television documentary, Men Who Molest, received an Emmy for Outstanding Background/Analysis of a Single Current Story. Lyon's 2014 film Hate Crimes in the Heartland received the Paul Robeson Award for Best Feature Documentary at the Newark Black Film Festival. Lyon is the CEO of Lioness Media Arts, Inc. Scholarship Lyon has held faculty positions at Bentley University, Queens College, Southern Methodist University, and Northern Kentucky University. She is the author of "Media, Race, Crime, and the Punishment: Re-Framing Stereotypes in Crime and Human Rights Issues," which was published in the DePaul Law Review in 2009. In 2012, Lyon co-authored the paper "Digital Divisions: Racial (In)Justice and Limits of Social Informatics in The State of Georgia vs. Troy Anthony Davis," which was presented at the Northern Kentucky Law Review Symposium, and published in the Northern Kentucky Law Review. Fundraising In October 2013, Lyon joined the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati as Director of Special Gifts. Selected filmography References External links Official website Rachel Lyon at IMDb Hate Crimes in the Heartland . Discover the Rachel Lyon popular books. Find the top 100 most popular Rachel Lyon books.
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From Me to You
Rachel LyonGreg Cooke had it all: a highpaying job, beautiful wife Margo, and a secret desire. His desire to dress like a girl, live like a girl, and experience the world from a feminine pers...
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Marked Man
Archer MayorIn Archer Mayor's Marked Man, the death of a local millionaire becomes suspicious when Joe Gunther learns that he was not who he claimed.A year ago, local philanthropist and millio...
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Self-Portrait with Boy
Rachel LyonSoon to be made into a major motion pictureSelf Portraitstarring Zoë Kravitz and Thomasin McKenzieLonglisted for the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize, a "rich and thorny page t...
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The Palace of Eros
Caro De RobertisPerfect for fans of Circe and Black Sun, this bold and subversive feminist retelling of the Greek myth of Psyche and Eros explores the power of queer joy and freedom.Young, headstr...