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Continues following the progress of getting a screenplay written based on the novel "Sundown Beach."
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Ever wonder how a book gets published, becomes a best-seller, maybe even a movie later on? Here are some of the people who make it happen. But brace yourself. Sometimes it ain't real pretty!
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Final phases of the hegira of the novel "Sundown Beach' through the various phases of getting published, hustled, promoted, marketed, screen-played and finally made into a movie, where it goes through the same turmoil all over again to get that going.
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Professional criminal Dan Wilder has no past, no ties, and no responsibilities shows up a day late for a knock-over job of an illegal gambling parlor. When he can't reach Milo the finger, he picks up a gal at the bar only to find she belongs to the old guy who practically owns the town. When he ends up wanted for a killing he didn't do, Wilder has to find the real killer just to save his own neck.
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Which of us can say who really writes a novel that gets published by a traditional publisher? Do we see the editor's "doctoring" as the ultimate product? Or does the publisher himself dictate the final version of the book, since he's the one who makes the decisions that count. Come to think of it, what if the author isn't really the author? Kinda makes you cogitate, don't it?
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The second time Steve Fraser was hired to find the TV sensation's missing wife was sure to be a tougher gig than the first time he'd tried, because now it was two years later!
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Hearts of Gold
by Frank Whyte
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 Hearts of Gold
Synopsis
by
Frank P. Whyte
Portland, Oregon is known as the City of Roses. Of course that’s an odd name for a city whose mere mention conjures images of driving winds and torrential ra |
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