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 WASTED TALENTS The Hot Noir Novel by James Dawson In this very adult thriller, a would-be television writer who can't catch a break goes slumming by selling a quickie porn script. His resulting obsession with a manipulative adult-video actress leads to sex, betrayal, death and an absolutely unforgettable ending. Written by the author Penthouse Letters magazine has said is "considered by many to be the greatest writer of his generation," "Wasted Talents" is suspenseful, tragic, funny, relentless, shocking...and hotter than hell! TRADE-PAPERBACK: Use this link to order the 353-page, 103,000-word, ridiculously expensive printed version. DOWNLOADABLE TEXT-FILE VERSION: Xlibris also offers an "e-book" version of "Wasted Talents," at Xlibris.com. __________________________________________________________________________Who Is James Dawson? James Dawson has written more than 350 fiction and non-fiction pieces that have appeared in places ranging from the Los Angeles Times to Penthouse Forum to the Marvel Comics "Ultimate Silver Surfer" anthology. (How's that for range?) In addition to news, reviews, essays, articles, ad copy and a comic strip, Dawson has written humor, horror, SF and fantasy. __________________________________________________________________________Screenplay Available NOW If you are a movie producer who would like to see the feature-length, ready-to-shoot screenplay version of "Wasted Talents," use the link below to send me an e-mail. The screenplay is available as a PDF file or in printed form.  stjamesdawson@hotmail.com __________________________________________________________________________REBEL HELL Another finished, feature-length screenplay of mine is "Rebel Hell," a completely twisted horror tale. For more info, go here: The South shall rise again... From the DEAD! __________________________________________________________________________A Novel in Search of a Publisher: HOLLYWOOD DEADLINE "Hollywood Deadline" is an unpublished suspense novel featuring a cynical protagonist who is so bad he's fascinating, and an entertainment-industry setting that gets all of the insider details right. For more info, go here: |
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