Letters to Hollywood

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is a collection of stories from the pen of a writer who refuses to accept that the glass ceiling of cinema cannot, at times, be broken. Without credentials or connections, Letters to Hollywood is a cinematic love letter meant to inspire writers of varying success and petition a new route of submission into the world of film. The Britton Bridge When the girl of your dreams shows up on your doorstep on a cold and rainy night, you almost forget to wonder where she came from and whether or not she is who she claims to be. Abandoned Jack’s accident has left him in a coma, stuck in a reverie of a village from years past. As Jack’s closest friends and family watch over him in a hospital bed, he delves deeper into the village, composed of distorted doppelgängers of his real-world counterparts, unnatural Shadow People, and a calculating murderer. Shākspeer Gordon’s B-movie acting career is threatened when his leading lady moves to Hollywood. Faced with losing everything, he’ll sacrifice his friends, finances, and reputation to create the best movie of his career. Can he accept his own identity, or will the lights of Hollywood blind him from his true calling? After all, it isn’t Shakespeare.

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