Jerry Biederman has collaborated on several successful books with his wife, Lorin Michelle Biederman. The writing couple's critically-acclaimed book, Earth Angels: True Stories About Real People Who Bring Heaven to Earth (Broadway Books / Random House), was the inspiration behind Oprah Winfrey's "Oprah's Angel Network." It was serialized in Woman's Day magazine, and the focus of a national publicity campaign. "Earth Angels" was optioned by Lifetime Television and Executive Produced as a Holiday Special by Jerry Biederman and Chris Owens (in partnership with Mark Wolper, The Wolper Organization / Warner Bros.). It starred Muhammad Ali's daughter, May May Ali.

Biederman's first book, The Do-It-Yourself Bestseller (Doubleday) included original stories written by such best-selling authors as Stephen King, Isaac Asimov, Erskine Caldwel, Ken Follett, Robin Cook, John Jakes, Belva Plain, Barbara Taylor Bradford, and Irving Wallace (Biederman's uncle). Irving Wallace, who mentored Biederman's start in writing, was considered one of the top five novelists in the world. Wallace was also an established screenwriter, as well as a celebrated writer of nonfiction (including The People's Almanac and The Book of Lists series).

Another Biederman collection, My First Real Romance (Stein and Day), was a gathering of true stories about the first real-life romances of the world's 20 best-selling romance writers. This award-winning book reached the Waldenbooks national bestseller list .

Other books in the Biederman catalog include 101 Ways To See The Light, Your First Romance, He’s A Girl, and, most recently, Parent School.

Biederman comes from a family of successful writers. In addition to uncle Irving Wallace, aunt Sylvia Wallace, and cousins Amy Wallace and David Wallechinsky - all best-selling authors - Jerry's mother, Esther Wallace Biederman, was a writer at TV Guide and editor at Dell Publishing, and his brother, Danny Biederman, is a successful screenwriter and author as well (most recently, The Incredible World of Spy-Fi / Chronicle Books).

Early in his writing career, The Washington Post dubbed Jerry Biederman a "West Coast Wunderkind." He has collaborated on various other literary ventures with such well-known authors as Roald Dahl , Richard Adams, P.L. Travers, Madeleine L'Engle, Rebecca West and Clare Boothe Luce. Biederman has garnered a reputation among New York publishers and readers for his ability to bring together ordinary people (in the tradition of Studs Terkel), as well as prominent personalities in any given field (from Hollywood celebrities to U.S. presidents). Biederman's books have been featured on "Good Morning America" and written about in The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, USA Today and People magazine.

Today, Jerry Biederman is a TV series creator/producer. He was discovered for television by former William Morris agent Ben Silverman ("Survivor," "Big Brother," "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire"). His company, Biederman/Owens Entertainment, in partnership with Chris Owens, has created more than 200 reality formats. They have both unscripted and scripted option deals and development relationships with major production companies, studios and syndicates, as well as major cable and broadcast networks.