Rainy Day Tales: An anthology of short stories
Known internationally to aspiring writers and screenwriters as a coach and friend, Skip Press has had fine success with short stories for 20 years, beginning with his Alexander Cloud character in Espionage magazine. Though Alex later became a teenager in three young adult mystery novels, the adult Alex herein, a psychic James Bond of sorts, will captivate your imagination. Other stories are very different, from the quirky Walking to Hawaii about a man who discovers the diary of Jesus, to the heart-breaking erotic love story Rain Dance. You can explore a bizarre Hollywood character in Pictures, and travel strange paths from innocence with a Texas boy who questions the origins of A Map of Hell. These are stories to get happily lost in on a rainy day, and the author welcomes any and all comments. He can be found via his website, www.skippress.com. Enjoy!
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Rainy Day Tales: An anthology of short stories
Known internationally to aspiring writers and screenwriters as a coach and friend, Skip Press has had fine success with short stories for 20 years, beginning with his Alexander Cloud character in Espionage magazine. Though Alex later became a teenager in three young adult mystery novels, the adult Alex herein, a psychic James Bond of sorts, will captivate your imagination. Other stories are very different, from the quirky Walking to Hawaii about a man who discovers the diary of Jesus, to the heart-breaking erotic love story Rain Dance. You can explore a bizarre Hollywood character in Pictures, and travel strange paths from innocence with a Texas boy who questions the origins of A Map of Hell. These are stories to get happily lost in on a rainy day, and the author welcomes any and all comments. He can be found via his website, www.skippress.com. Enjoy!
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Rainy Day Tales: An anthology of short stories

Rainy Day Tales: An anthology of short stories

by Skip Press
Rainy Day Tales: An anthology of short stories

Rainy Day Tales: An anthology of short stories

by Skip Press

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Known internationally to aspiring writers and screenwriters as a coach and friend, Skip Press has had fine success with short stories for 20 years, beginning with his Alexander Cloud character in Espionage magazine. Though Alex later became a teenager in three young adult mystery novels, the adult Alex herein, a psychic James Bond of sorts, will captivate your imagination. Other stories are very different, from the quirky Walking to Hawaii about a man who discovers the diary of Jesus, to the heart-breaking erotic love story Rain Dance. You can explore a bizarre Hollywood character in Pictures, and travel strange paths from innocence with a Texas boy who questions the origins of A Map of Hell. These are stories to get happily lost in on a rainy day, and the author welcomes any and all comments. He can be found via his website, www.skippress.com. Enjoy!

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781452862514
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 05/24/2010
Pages: 266
Product dimensions: 5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.56(d)

About the Author

Skip Press (www.skippress.com) has edited a Hollywood entertainment magazine, produced and directed plays, made instructional videos, sold feature film scripts, served as the Hollywood correspondent for Boys Life, been a staff writer for a UPN kids show, published young adult novels and non-fiction series like Star Families, and taught an online screenwriting course that was available in 1,500 schools. He has published almost 40 books, including four editions of the Writer's Guide to Hollywood, four editions of the Complete Idiot's Guide to Screenwriting (including one in Russian). He had three books come out in 2009 including This Is My Song: A Memoir, by Patti Page with Skip Press. His most recent book is the Complete Idiot's Guide to Making Money with Craigslist.
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