Following several murders, means, motive, and opportunity all point to out-of-work actresses Bootsie Kittredge and Babs Harrison. Their claims of righteousness and lack of guilt seem fabricated, thanks to a cheerfull announcement made to the patrons
Award-winning screenwriter and paranormal suspense author.
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Pamela Turner drinks too much coffee and wishes she could write perfect first drafts. Her paranormal suspense novella Death Sword was a Chanticleer Blue Ribbon Paranormal Awards 2013 Finalist and her short dark suspense story “Family Tradition” was a finalist in the EPIC 2014 EBook Awards. She’s also an award-winning screenplay writer and is currently working on her first short documentary. A member of the national chapter of Sisters in Crime, she’s currently vice-president of the Louisville Chapter. She lives in Louisville with her husband, daughter, and three cats. Besides coffee, she likes cats, cemeteries, and old abandoned buildings.
Accomplishments
"Metronome": Indie Gathering Int'l Film Festival 2018
(Third Place: Short Horror Screenplay)
The Ripper's Daughter: Indie Gathering Int'l Film Festival 2018
(Third Place: Feature-Length Screenplay, Crime-Drama)
"Cemetery": Imaginarium
(First Place: Short Screenplay)
Final Curtain: Indie Gathering Int'l Film Festival 2016 (First Place: Feature-Length Screenplay, Crime-Drama)
Exterminating Angel: Indie Gathering Int'l Film Festival 2015 (Honorable Mention, Screenplay Adaptation)
Death Sword: Indie Gathering Int'l Film Festival 2015 (Honorable Mention, Screenplay Adaptation)
Death Sword: Chanticleer Blue Ribbon Paranormal Awards Finalist 2013
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