Hλlf-Life is – if you’re a gamer, exactly what you thought it was when you clicked on this link – an adaptation of VALVe software’s 1998 game of the year and its three subsequent expansion packs: Opposing Force, Blue Shift, and Decay.
Background information on the game is plentiful on the internet, but, in brief summary for the purposes of the existence of this screenplay, it won the 1998 game of the year award from nearly every credible video game news/rating organization in existence at the time – both for its …

The Warlock, The Feather and The Blacksmith’s Son was my attempt to create/emulate a fairy tale in the style of The Brothers Grimm.
Though it might seem a ridiculous feat, the major writing motifs involved are really quite absurd: written in a plain and overly jovial manner, killing off the main character’s family and friends within mere paragraphs of the story’s introduction and providing nothing more in the way of character development for the protagonist than the flaws of gulliblilty and an over-caring, unburdened heart. Fortunately for me, this combination of …

Handle with care was written in the fall of 2008 as a writing submission for a scholarship through The Hear Me Project – a global contest to help promote HIV/AIDS awareness.
I’d already had an idea surrounding the scenario in this story some time prior to learning about the scholarship, but the particular day I learned of the scholarship the entire plot just happened to pop into my head – so obviously I had to write it down and submit it.
One of the guidelines to the contest was to write about …