FARSIGHT: Putting Artificial Intelligence into policing and the fear of God into villains.
Screenplay Award 2022
The Page Turner Award's Screenplay Award is for screenwriters who want to place their writing in front of film producers, and for authors who would like to see their books adapted to film.
"Lies in Bone" by Natalie Symons
A teenage girl named Frank moves to a forgotten Pennsylvania steel town, where she is forced to uncover the unimaginable truth about her father’s involvement in murders committed twenty years apart, and the disappearance of his six-year-old brother in 1963.
"O.R.B.: 300A.L. - The Last Known Prophecy" by Lai May Senn Lai
In the distant future, where the most significant discovery of the millennium was that humans are either souls or orbs, a man builds an underground allegiance of "soul-humans" and plots a worldwide genocide of all "orb-humans" to evolve the soul-race.
"Monet & Oscar: The Essence of Light" by Joseph Byrd
A historically accurate story of the friends, family, and life of Claude Monet, the man behind his art told through the eyes of his fictional son and gardener.
"Rude Awakening" by jacquelinejames James
Hilary, is fifty-five, has never married and lives her widowed mother. A shocking discovery on her mother's death would have derailed her, if it had not been for the support of her friends. Instead she is finally freed from her mother's shadow and slowly begins to become her own person.
"Daisy Chain" by Justine Gilbert
Nothing was as it seemed. In the dying days of the Gilded Age, Daisy Suckley, sixth cousin, secret lover and alternative wife to Franklin Roosevelt, tells of the women behind the man: their animosities, liaisons and ambitions that sought to bear influence. Who really had the President's ear?