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Dream of Writing: An Original Screenplay

Contributor(s): Fischer, Gregory L (Author)

ISBN: 9798985925029

Publisher: Make It Write Publishing

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Pub Date: October 14, 2022

Lexile Code: 0000

Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 0.46" H x 8.00" L x 5.00" W ( 0.49 lbs) 200 pages

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Fiction | Horror | General

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Make It Write Publishing's second book release of 2022 (The Mayor of Mardi Gras: A Memoir), this horror screenplay from author Gregory Fischer packs a punch about what it takes to make your dreams come true as a screenwriter.

Brief description: Gregory L. Fischer is a former Editor-In-Chief of the Gonzales Weekly Citizen, The Donaldsonville Chief, and the Plaquemine Post-South newspapers in Louisiana and contributor to The Times-Picayune in New Orleans. He is the author of The Mayor of Mardi Gras: A Memoir. He holds bachelor's degrees in Creative Writing and Journalism from LSU and a master's degree in English from Southeastern Louisiana University, where he served as Editor-In-Chief of the Gambit Creative Writing Journal for students. He is certified in professional copy editing from New York University's School of Professional Studies and is the owner of Make It Write, a publishing services company in Baton Rouge, where he resides with his wife and stepchildren.

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"Reading Dream of Writing: An Original Screenplay, it is clear that Gregory Fischer truly loves cinema. Throughout the script, there are many references to classic works like Citizen Kane and E.T., as well as an understanding of how the moviemaking machine works . . . The writing is pleasantly descriptive, making this flow as nicely as a novel would, and the multiple inserts of songs that would play during the actual film add a nice touch." - Nicolò Grasso, Reedsy Discovery

"What makes this screenplay especially impactful is Fischer's use of symbolism and imagery, which evoke a visceral sense of dread and introspection. The recurring voodoo motifs, the glowing box, and the dream scenes are metaphors for the toll of obsession on the artist. The screenplay's effective use of tension, combined with its poetic language and mystical symbolism, will immerse you in Ramen's psychological torment." - Matthew Novak, The Book Commentary

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