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Japanese Ninja joins forces with an eccentric English Lord to take on a band of cowboy outlaws and a renegade Ninja. Will they surviveEnjoy
This is a short script that I wrote for my 'Dramatic Writing' Module on my university course. As with my other University books I have put my commentary at the end to give people an insight as to how I work. The Commentary starts on Page 20.
A group of boys, friends, trying to run and hide from there past, but no matter where there go, their pasts are always right behind them. Even tell the end.
The Diary of Jerrod Bently is a two book series that tells the story of a young man's adventures when he leaves his home on the rough steets of New York City to become a cowpuncher in the post Civil War West. Upon his arrival in the small town of Grant's Creek Texas, he finds work as a drover on a cattle drive about to leave for a distant railhead in Kansas. Only problem is, Jerrod has never been on a horse, nor has he been around cattle. He must learn fast, and so he does from his new found,
Anna Sanchez, a recent college graduate, has inherited the family cattle ranch. Having promised her mother she would take care of it, she is now faced with a tough choice. She is a city girl, and running a cattle business certainly isn't in her plans. A lot of repairs need to be done and she hires Steve Johnson, a local handyman. Their first encounter leaves them both at a disadvantage. Through the summer's adventures, including a wildlife encounter that turns deadly, and a shadow from her
Gunslingers Don't Sing and Dance is where Mayan Midgets, a race of inbred space aliens guard the treasure of the ancients. Toss in a Voodoo Queen, a headless horseman and Lincolns Assassination with a touch of Jules Verne and you have a rock and read of saloons and balloons.
Japanese Ninja joins forces with an eccentric English Lord to take on a band of cowboy outlaws and a renegade Ninja. Will they surviveEnjoy
This is a short script that I wrote for my 'Dramatic Writing' Module on my university course. As with my other University books I have put my commentary at the end to give people an insight as to how I work. The Commentary starts on Page 20.
A group of boys, friends, trying to run and hide from there past, but no matter where there go, their pasts are always right behind them. Even tell the end.
The Diary of Jerrod Bently is a two book series that tells the story of a young man's adventures when he leaves his home on the rough steets of New York City to become a cowpuncher in the post Civil War West. Upon his arrival in the small town of Grant's Creek Texas, he finds work as a drover on a cattle drive about to leave for a distant railhead in Kansas. Only problem is, Jerrod has never been on a horse, nor has he been around cattle. He must learn fast, and so he does from his new found,
Anna Sanchez, a recent college graduate, has inherited the family cattle ranch. Having promised her mother she would take care of it, she is now faced with a tough choice. She is a city girl, and running a cattle business certainly isn't in her plans. A lot of repairs need to be done and she hires Steve Johnson, a local handyman. Their first encounter leaves them both at a disadvantage. Through the summer's adventures, including a wildlife encounter that turns deadly, and a shadow from her
Gunslingers Don't Sing and Dance is where Mayan Midgets, a race of inbred space aliens guard the treasure of the ancients. Toss in a Voodoo Queen, a headless horseman and Lincolns Assassination with a touch of Jules Verne and you have a rock and read of saloons and balloons.