"Soaked" is a feature length dark comedy screenplay about Stephen Muddle. A middle-aged man who is recently divorced and has an extreme run of bad luck and horrible circumstances that lead him into unfortunate encounters with people from all walks of life, but when it all finally seems to be concluding and Stephen's cursed life is given the hope of justification, one final blow seems to appear on the horizon as he lays in a hospital bed after recuperating from his long bout with a demonic fate.

​Soaked previously earned a nomination as a Finalist at the prestigious Moondance International Film Festival as well as achieving recognition in several other competitions in the U.S. and London.

"Finding Amelia" is a feature length script that gives a unique perspective into Amelia Earhart's disappearance.

The script has earned recognition around the world for it's blended story telling that mixes a personal narrative within a colorfully intertwined fictional tale, and gives the audience an experience of Amelia's life before and after her disappearance from the public eye. Amelia Earhart's life was far from ordinary, but it's because she was such an extraordinary person. The script reflects the aspects of Amelia Earhart's personality and gives a thoughtful suggestion that maybe she had planned something to escape the life she struggled with as a celebrity, and, as well as a person with a debilitating illness. 

The short story is adapted from the script which uses key aspects of the script in a much more condensed version.

​What happens when a retired porn star, a trust fund brat, a yuppy and a hardcore hippy chick meet? They become best friends and travel together along the California and Oregon coastline. They refer to themselves as "Surf Nachos" because they are cheesy and spicy, but always stick together.

It's not something they eat; it's something they are.

Surf Nachos.

Barbie is a bad Girl.
She's had enough of being the epitome of perfection and although "she's the perfect girl living in the perfect world" Barbie is tired of it. This short story is about Barbie's plan to kidnap Ken by recruiting G.I. Joe to help her (okay, blackmail) Ken into stealing the original plans & mold from which Barbie was designed. She wants to destroy the mold, and force Ken to create something new so that current and future generations of young women will have a more realistic standard to live with.

This story is very tongue in cheek, and features some adult situations that  tease and hopefully make the reader laugh. There is an element of sister rivalry in this twisted, dirty little tale of revenge: Barbie's sister Skipper appears, and Barbie's true feelings about her sister are revealed.

 Barbie is a bad girl and she's keeping the good girl (Jenny Green) company in the most  downloaded  books category, and...
 That's what a bad girl should do.

The "Dirty Amish Girl" Series is one of the Most Downloaded and Best Selling stories in its category on Smashwords. Jenny Green is becoming more popular with each passing week as people discover this short story series about an Amish girl as she enters Rumspringa.

To achieve most downloaded and best selling status isn't an easy task considering a lot of the current contenders and place holders have been published or in the top five for more than 5 years.

Jenny Green is definitely the new girl on the block with being published less than 1 1/2 years ago. She has nudged out the former number one story that had been perched there for several years.

"New American Western" Is the winner in The Western Category for the 2019 I.P.A (Independent Press Award) in New York. 

Sit back and poke at the fire while these cowboys and miners re-tell their stories of cagey women, crazy situations, and tricky encounters with all of the characters of the Old West that made it what it was: Wild.

New American Western is the new frontier in Western story telling, and creates its own standard with stories that are woven with a personal perspective. It's not about women needing to be rescued, or damsels falling in love with their Indian captors. The women in the New American stories don't need help ,but they do need to be approached with apprehension.

The women are dangerous, and the men that were fortunate enough to live another day have a few stories tell.

                                                            Drinking, fighting and dancing. It's all in here.

                                                            Ride safe cowboy.





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