Writer, Photographer and graphic designer developing my own publishing and production company, SuperJenius Productions and Publications. Expanding my talents beyond books, but to corresponding product, posters, stationary and gifts. Charity, education and entertainment is my mission

The Tourist -

Small town, boy-next door business school graduate, who dreams of success and riches travels to Manhattan, where a greedy financial tycoon has evicted all New York residents to create a theme park extravaganza for tourists. The Tourist falls in love with a young Brooklyn actress who teaches him the value of family and reaching for your dreams far outweighs living a fantasy.

Narrative Non-Fiction - Ooh Baby Compound Me!

Pledging, hazing, beer bongs … that’s right, it’s the sometimes bewildering world of credit card membership.

Despite a good job in the fashion industry and even better intentions, Jennifer Ott finds herself in the unavoidable position of provoking the ire of either Uncle Sam or her creditors. She decides to pay her taxes, but finds out just how vindictive credit card companies can be.

Seen through the tears of frustration, these faceless corporations take on the appearance of college fraternities, their CEOs and presidents as capricious as characters from the movie Animal House.

Sure, these friendly frat brothers—intoxicated by their own good will (and sometimes other things)—offer a lot to entice us. We’re given entry into an elite society, power, identity, and some really great toga parties. And while the buzz from the drinking games has us in a stupor, all the debauchery seems like a good idea—like the American dream.

But then the bill comes due; and you really don’t want to piss off Kappa Beta with a late payment: “[They] stripped me naked and circled around me beside a blazing fire. They branded me with irons. The words ‘bad girl’ seared into my skin, making sure I would never outlive their scorn.”

By avoiding the jargon of economics books, “Ooh Baby Compound Me” captures what it’s really like to be at the mercy of the corporations that control our financial destinies.

BA - Liberal Arts
Gotham Writer's Course - NYC
Screenplay Adult Semi-Finalist 2000 Austin Film Festival - Truth and Craziness
Screenplay Comedy Semi-Finalist 2001 Austin Film Festival - The Tourist
Short Script Comedy Quarter-Finalist 2006 Write Brothers - Space Trash

Fiction - Time of Useful Consciousness

Louisa Unger comes of age during World War II Germany, facing the terror in the streets and the disappearance of friends and neighbors, but it is the death of her father, a Luftwaffe pilot that truly challenges her reserve.

After surviving the allied bombings and the occupation, the city constable calls upon Louisa to release her brother from jail for his suspected involvement in the black market. When she finds out her brother is a pilot, she is seduced into a world of flying and lives with her head in the clouds. Eventually she pilots for an organization that smuggles stolen artwork and treasures back to war criminals returning to Germany under false identities.

The twist comes with the reemergence of her father, who survived his plane crash and went AWOL. Louisa soon learns her father and his lover, a Dutch prostitute are responsible for the smuggling ring. In the end she must choose between her father and countrymen and her own conscience.