Biography
Ed Naha is an American writer and producer of science fiction, horror and mystery works. Born on 10 June 1950 in Linden, New Jersey, he graduated from Kean University and began his career as a journalist, contributing to publications including Rolling Stone, Playboy and The New York Post. He was a columnist for Starlog and the founding editor of Fangoria magazine.
Naha wrote the screenplays for Troll (1986) and Dolls (1987). He received story and screenplay credits on the family film Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989), his most commercially successful work, and contributed to its television spin-off series. He has also written numerous novels and novelisations, including several in the science fiction and mystery genres.
