John G Blane

The Electronic Mind Reader: A Rick Brant Science-Adventure Story

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"ISTAQA" LEGEND OF THE COYOTE MAN: THE SCREENPLAY

The story “Istaqa, Legend Of The Coyote Man” was conceived by its writers through the viewing of actual accounts, and is based partially on individual reported events occurring in the Midwest and Southern portions of the states, from the 1990’s to the present day. Through eyewitness testimonies that...

CHASING HELL: THE SCREENPLAY

They are the vampires that walk among us during the day… Former CIA agent turned Private Detective John Rayne, is hired by Billionaire stock investor Herbert Worthington to locate his wife, and personal assets that he believes were stolen from him. Rayne finds out that there is much more to the assi...

MELANCHOLY BLACK: THE SCREENPLAY

Melancholy Black is a dark, gripping and compelling story that was inspired by the often under reported truth about neglected, sexually abused children in the United States.Equally devastating is the effect that such abuse would have on an individual should they carry those scars with them throughou...

MUNDEY JUDAH: THE SCREENPLAY

Mundey Judah is the story of a police detective in Richmond Virginia whom is caught between technology, corruption and his old school ways. It centers on the corruption of a mayor who controls his police department with a newly obtained microchip implant technology system to do his criminal bidding ...

Find Your Shoes, John Blane

John Blane is ready to run a race. But he has no shoes. When God tells him to find his shoes, he goes to the Valley of Shoes to find the perfect pair. The first shoes he tries on are too heavy. So God repeats his command. The next shoes are too big. Will he ever find the perfect pair? Or will God ha...

The Music of Bill Watrous