Margaret Gibson (writer) - Works About Margaret Gibson

Works About Margaret Gibson

  • Her friend Stephen Jon Postal and his wife Guia Dino Postal chronicled Gibson's teenage life in the novel, Of Margaret and Madness: A Novel Inspired By True Events (ISBN 9781434332752).
  • A made-for-TV-film, For the Love of Aaron, was produced in 1994 about her custody battle for her son, Aaron with her ex-husband, Stuart Gilboord; Gibson was portrayed by actress Meredith Baxter.

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