This writer is looking for an agent.

Currently I'm seeking representation for my screenplay, "Three-Eighty-One," The screenplay is an adaptation of my novel by the same name. (Creative Arts Book Company, 2003.)

"Three Eighty-one was entered in several contests and BASED ON THE JUDGEMENT OF THE CONTESTS, THREE-EIGHTY-ONE HAS THE POTENTIAL TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL MOVIE.

CONTESTS AND RESULTS:
*FILMMAKERS: First and second round qualifier
*Screenplay Search 5:Semifinalist
*Screenplay Search 6: Top Ten Finalist
*Screenplay Festival: Semifinalist. (Final Results due in March 2012

(More on "Three Eighty-One" below.

Other Writing:
"Biscuit," a collection of ten loosely linked stories about the lives of the dysfunctional citizens who live in the mythical town of Biscuit Nebraska. The first of these stories to be published, "The Voice of Reverend Root," which

appeared in the spring / summer edition of "Blue Moon Literary & Art Review."

My first person piece on Parkinson's disease appeared on March 26th, 2011 in "The Yale Journal for Humanities in Medicine."

I've written several pieces about the mortgage industry meltdown from my perspective of working as a mortgage broker in San Francisco for twenty-seven years. Some of the articles are posted on Examiner.com

I've written a first person essay on Parkinson's Disease. This piece appeared in "The Yale Journal for Humanities in Medicine," dated March 26th, 2011

Logline for "Three Eighty-One."
Set in San Francisco, 'Three Eighty-one' is the story of TREVOR MINTON, married, with three children, and a rising star in the public relations field, who resulting from a tragedy for which he blames himself, leaves his home and family to become a taxi driver.

MA, MFA: 2004; New College of California,
Squaw Valley Community of Writers: 2004, 2010

My immediate goal is to locate representation for "Three Eighty-One," and hopefully continue that relationship for the short story collection, ("Biscuit,") and future writing.