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2.27.2012
2.20.2012
2.19.2012
GYPSY: 1 House Of Chimps 9
Below the opening segment of the long thought of Elvis script. As mentioned HERE there is a strange painting -- this segment ends with its discovery. This is rough draft work. A puzzle piece. The first attempt at putting a nine minute opening segment together, introducing the person, place, and thing; the King, Graceland, and the painting that shouldn't be there.
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2.17.2012
2.14.2012
GYPSY: Coming This Week
9 PAGES of a movie script are here. Waiting to be pasted and posted. The first segment of the "Elvis thing". Just not today. Still very soon. This week.
The 9 pages fall in line with the ORIGINAL PITCH, (read it here). I promise when this 9 page opening posts, you will find within it a familiar rock star, a Memphis Mafia, and a very odd painting found in a very Graceland-like compound. There will be, as promised, girls, drugs, pistols, and ice cream sundaes.
As for tonight, find a Valentine, and love them tender.
2.12.2012
KYDD TALENT: Whitney Houston - Mitt Romney - Call of Duty Cheats
2.11.2012
SCRIBD: The Hinterlands
(in case one wants to read the story The Hinterlands in format, rather than pasted into a blog post, it's up on Scribd, here)
2.10.2012
2.09.2012
PITCH: Sh*t On A Shingle
Maybe I'm crazy, but I think this would be a successful restaurant.
Shit On A Shingle, a low-down hillbilly lunch-counter.
2.07.2012
STORY: The Hinterlands
(This story was written last year, and is modified from the first chapter of a longer work. I tried it as a contained story to send out to story contests this last Fall. In retrospect I agree with the rejections: not good enough. But I do think this is close. It takes place in Rockland, and is full of doped-up clamdiggers, and dead girls.)
Here a taste:
"My cell phone rings. Not a good number. Clam-diggers. Clam-diggers who don't dig for clams much anymore, what with dope. These are mud-folk from South Thomaston, come up South Main with a notebook of drug debt. They always look for you on payday."
(the story BELOW)
Here a taste:
"My cell phone rings. Not a good number. Clam-diggers. Clam-diggers who don't dig for clams much anymore, what with dope. These are mud-folk from South Thomaston, come up South Main with a notebook of drug debt. They always look for you on payday."
(the story BELOW)
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