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< Back Suzanne Griffin suzannetgriffin@prodigy.net Management: Jonathan Taub, CT Media https://suzanne-griffin.squarespace.com The Black List Black List Recommended screenwriter Suzanne Griffin creates darkly romantic dramas, driven by female ambition and desire, whose fierce, witty protagonists risk everything to reinvent themselves and their worlds.

 A queer mom who's advocated for her learning-disabled and now university-enrolled son, Suzanne has a passion for narratives that empower outsider voices. Self-determination, alliances among women, and the healing power of empathy are her frequent themes. 

 Suzanne’s a Stowe Story Labs/PAGE Awards Fellowship Winner, and a 2x Nicholl Fellowship Semifinalist. She was mentored by showrunners JaNeika and JaSheika James (Gossip Girl), through the WIF Writers Circle Program, and by TV genre writer Jane Espenson (Foundation) through the Pre-WGA Mentoring Program. This past year, Suzanne was selected for the HerArts Film Lab, and named a Finalist for both the Bellem Entertainment Fellowship and the Josephson Entertainment Short Story Award. Suzanne was chosen for the Stowe Story Labs Writers Room to create her new Romantic Horror pilot BROOKLYN GOTHIC. 
 Suzanne's been a CineStory TV Drama Fellowship Finalist, a Sundance Episodic Lab Second Rounder, and an Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition Finalist. Suzanne won the IFP Beigel Screenwriting Award, juried by screenwriters Mary Harron (American Psycho) and Jay Cocks (Gangs of New York). Suzanne received her MFA from NYU Grad Film, and is repped by Manager Jonathan Taub at CT Media. Honors & Awards Winner, the Stowe Story Labs PAGE Awards Fellowship - Stowe Story Labs - TV pilot THE SENSUALIST - 2020 Black List Recommended Writer - with BL Recommended Features THE ITALIAN LOVER and THE SLEEPING HOUSE - The Black List - 2023 Finalist - CineStory TV Drama Fellowship - CineStory - TV pilot ALLIANCE - 2023 " non-WGA Female, LGBTQ+, 55+ BROOKLYN GOTHIC 1-hr Romantic Horror/Fantasy PENNY DREADFUL x THE NEVERS In 1880s Brooklyn, a brilliant vampiress renowned as a slayer of murderous vampires must destroy the corrupt vampire politician who's disabled her activist husband, and do that before he kills her daughter - a fierce mortal slayer now hell-bent on avenging her father. THE AGE OF DESIRE 1-hr Romantic Drama PORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE x PEAKY BLINDERS In decadent Gilded Age New York, a fierce, witty young opera singer locked in a destructive relationship with her controlling impresario must risk her life to be with the ballerina she truly loves - while tearing down the corrupt men who hold both women hostage. ALLIANCE 1-hr Adventure/Historical Drama GAME OF THRONES x THE CROWN When a brilliant Frankish queen sees her husband's ruthless holy war against the Muslims of Spain spiral into madness, she risks her life and kingdom by secretly joining forces with a Muslim queen to end the bloodshed. Character-driven, Female-centric, Queer, Romantic, Fantasy, Horror, Historical/Alternative History, International Female, LGBTQ+, 55+ repped

< Back Krystyna Łoboda Krystyna@MBKProductions.com 310-426-0008 https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1346468/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Krystyna Łoboda began her career as writer/director in live theatre. Over the years, her work has been seen on stages in London, New York, Edinburgh, Los Angeles, and Prague. Subsequently, she began shifting her focus to film and television. Her feature sci-fi thriller DOLL is under option with Dark Matter Ent. She has written for BLACK VEIL, a Southern Gothic anthology produced by the creators of Blair Witch. Adaptation of sci-fi novel SILICON MAN is in development with Code Ent. Dramedy 23 & GREEK is in pre-production with Jihane Mrad directing. And Krystyna's feature directorial debut RITES & WRONGS is in development with London Pacific. Krystyna is a fellow of the 2021 NYWIFT Meryl Streep Writer's Lab. She is a Nicholl semifinalist, NBC-Universal Writer's Program finalist, and a Blacklist Featured Writer. Honors & Awards Featured Writer, Blacklist - EIDOLA - 2024 Finalist, NBC-Universal Writer's Lab - DOLL - 2020 Semifinalist, Nicholl Fellowship - RITES & WRONGS - 2019 non-WGA Female, 40+ EIDOLA (Sci-fi thriller feature, Comps - THE PERIPHERAL, MINORITY REPORT, STRANGE DAYS ) A naive socialite and a handyman get tangled up in a deadly conspiracy to destroy an autocratic metaverse. DOLL (Sci-fi thriller feature, Comps - EX MACHINA, I ROBOT, BLADE RUNNER) When a domestic android commits suicide, an insurance claim investigator develops a destructive obsession concerning the robot's human family. RESTORATION (Sci-fi fantasy one hour pilot, Comps - GAME OF THRONES, DUNE, FOUNDATION) In a distant future, a last surviving descendant of a fallen dynasty impersonates her brother to reclaim her family's throne, thus plunges humanity into pan-galactic war. Character-driven, Thriller, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Psychological, Limited Series, Dark Female, 40+ unrepped

< Back Staton Rabin IMDB Staton Rabin is an optioned screenwriter who adapts IP— including stories based on real people and true events— on assignment for film and TV producers. She has a chameleon-like ability to write convincing characters and scripts set in any century or country that attract top talent as attachments. Her feature script based on one of her three YA novels from Simon & Schuster, BETSY AND THE EMPEROR, had Al Pacino attached to star as Napoleon Bonaparte and won the Montreal Independent Film Festival and Festival Napoleon in Paris. Her spec feature script SAVING MARK TWAIN (drama-comedy inspired by a true story) won the PAGE Awards Bronze Prize, Vail Film Festival, and is an ISA Fast Track Genre Winner and is ready for packaging. Known for heartfelt, poignant, and funny scripts with A-list actor-bait roles, Staton has adapted Louis Sachar’s THE CARDTURNER (Sachar also wrote HOLES), Alex Rosenberg’s World War II Adventure/LGBTQ Romance THE GIRL FROM KRAKOW (Austin Film Festival Semifinalist script), Tim Ashby’s historical adventure novel with a Black hero, RANGER, into a TV pilot (BLACK RANGER), and two psychological thrillers, INSTRUMENTS OF NIGHT and RED LEAVES, based on books by Edgar Award-winning novelist Thomas H. Cook. After earning her BFA in film at NYU, Staton became a freelance story analyst for Warner Bros. Pictures, New Line Cinema, and the former William Morris Agency, taught screenwriting, and has evaluated thousands of scripts for producers and screenwriters. Honors & Awards Winner, Bronze Prize Historical Film, PAGE International Screenwriting Awards - SAVING MARK TWAIN - 2023 Semifinalist, Austin Film Festival - THE GIRL FROM KRAKOW (Drama Feature script based on the book by Alex Rosenberg) - 2023 Winner, Best Feature Script, Montreal Independent Film Festival - BETSY AND THE EMPEROR (Staton Rabin's script based on her YA novel from Simon & Schuster) - 2021 Non-WGA/Caucus-only Member Female, 40+ SAVING MARK TWAIN Dramedy Broke and blocked, Mark Twain thinks things can’t get worse—until an insufferable reporter from India, Kipling (23), lands on his doorstep desperate to interview his idol, steals Twain’s daughter’s heart, and throws his life into chaos. Might this maddening fanboy be the only one who can save him? Based on true story. BETSY AND THE EMPEROR Drama A rebellious teen English girl befriends the most feared man on earth-- Napoleon-- while he's held prisoner by the British on St. Helena, grows to love him, and risks her life on her dangerous schemes to help him escape. Based on true story and Staton Rabin's YA novel (Simon & Schuster); book sold in 15 languages. Character-driven, Female-centric, Romantic, Historical/Alternative History, Coming-of-Age, Bittersweet, International Female, 40+ unrepped

< Back Arun K. Vir arunvirproductions@gmail.com Award-winning writer/director Arun K. Vir tells stories that capture hearts. Her honest approach to explorations of gender, race, and identity in America are her gifts as a storyteller in spaces and settings both local and completely unknown. A single mom living in New York and working multiple jobs, she collaborated with the Nuyorican Poets Café-Fifth Night series. Arun found her voice and wrote THE LAST WEEKEND earning her the prestigious "Directing Workshop for Women Award." She then moved to Los Angeles with her daughter to develop her project. THE LAST WEEKEND, starring the late Suzanne Douglas (PARENTHOOD) won Best Short at the Pan African Film Festival. Continuing to sharpen her skills as a director, Arun wrote and directed more shorts including RESET, nominated by The Africa Movie Academy Awards & Winner of Programmers-Pan African FF. Arun’s feature script, SUBURBAN TURBAN was voted Finalist by The Academy Nicholl Fellowship in 2016. She was a Pitch Finalist for the 2018 Humanitas New Voices Award and Semifinalist for Writers on the Verge in 2019. Her most scripts include pilots WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE, THE GIVER, I LOVE YOU, and MONA SINGH and feature screenplay THE PERFECT CANDIDATE – a Final Draft/Rocaberti Winner. Honors & Awards Finalist, Nicholl Fellowship - SUBURBAN TURBAN - 2016 Semifinalist, NBC Universal Writers on the Verge - SUBURBAN TURBAN - 2019 Semifinalist, ScreenCraft Competition - RIVER MAMMA - 2022 non-WGA Female, BIPOC, Asian THE PERFECT CANDIDATE (Think HIDDEN FIGURES meets BROOKLYN) 1955. Harlem. The true story of Patricia Banks, a Harlem girl who had her heart set on achieving her dream job: Flight Attendant for Capital Airlines. But, at age 19, when Banks filed a lawsuit, not a single U.S. Airline had ever hired a black stewardess. Character-driven, Female-centric, BIPOC-centric, Queer, Thriller, Historical/Alternative History, Coming-of-Age, Dark Female, BIPOC, Asian unrepped

< Back Matt Harry Manager: Dash Aiken, Romark Films - dash@romarkfilms.com https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1243167 Growing up in suburban Ohio, Matt quickly realized he was unlike other kids. While they were trading baseball cards, he was reading Naked Lunch. When they gossiped at football games, he snuck off to the library to write funny plays. In college, he found his fellow weirdos (filmmakers). Since then he has published four novels, sold a TV pilot, and created an interactive play. He also worked as an editor for 15 years. He's still weird. Honors & Awards Top 100, Launchpad Manuscript Contest - GHOST DICK - 2022 Finalist, Stowe Story Labs - VANISHING POINT - 2021 Semifinalist, Screencraft Comedy Competition - MONSTER COPS - 2022 WGA Associate Member Male, Over 40 MONSTER COPS (Half-hour Comedy) In a world where monsters are real and (somewhat) accepted by society, a tough ex-monster hunter and a vegan werewolf team up to catch those who break the law. EARWORM Feature Horror Unable to sleep, a young psychiatry student listens to a mysterious sleep podcast, and falls victim to increasingly dangerous hallucinations. SIX FIGURES (Feature Thriller) Four co-workers discover a chest filled with $6 million buried in the Mojave desert and decide to carry it out on foot, beginning a grueling two-day trek that culminates in paranoia, lies, and murder. Thriller, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Horror, Coming-of-Age, YA, Children's, Animation Male, Over 40 repped

< Back Shana Holmes shanarhymeswithdana@gmail.com http://www.shanarhymeswithdana.com Coverfly Shana Holmes (no relationship to Sherlock) is a queer, neurodivergent writer working in VFX at Netflix. She was a Disney Writers Program Semifinalist and is a participant in Ryan Reynold’s Group Effort Initiative. Shana got her start in improv and sketch comedy and now writes half-hour comedies featuring unconventional women, intergenerational relationships, and queer identity. After fleeing the icy tundra of Minnesota and living all over the world–Turkey, Taiwan, Mexico, and New York, to name a few–Shana is now happily settled in Los Angeles. She spends her free time gazing adoringly at her two cats, accidentally killing succulents, and getting scraped up at the climbing gym. Honors & Awards Disney Writers Program , Semifinalist - THE RENTED FRIEND - 2022 Austin Film Festival, Second Rounder,- SMUT AND MOTHBALLS - 2024 non-WGA Female, LGBTQ+ SMUT AND MOTHBALLS (1/2 hour comedy) Jane the Virgin meets Sex Lives of College Girls A prudish woman reluctantly reinvents herself as a steamy romance writer with the help of her grandmother and other retirees in Guanajuato, Mexico. Character-driven, Female-centric, Queer, Coming-of-Age, Bittersweet, Silly, Snarky, Magical Realism Female, LGBTQ+

< Back Michael Monteiro michaelm@netscape.com IMDB The Black List Michael Monteiro was born in Detroit, Michigan, as Michael Henry Monteiro, proudly of Cape Verdean descent. The eldest of six children, he spent his early years in Wareham, Massachusetts, before moving to the Bronx borough of New York City. He is a graduate of the UCLA Extension Feature Film Writing and the UCLA School of Theater, Film & Television’s Professional Screenwriting Programs. An award-winning screenwriter and retired U.S. Navy Iraq War veteran, Michael brings discipline, honesty, and emotional depth to every project he undertakes. His screenwriting achievements include winning the Wiki Screenplay Contest for My Yoga Mat and being a quarter finalist in the Final Draft Big Break Contest for Soul Food Saigon. His experience in acting and directing—supported by multiple directing awards—continues to influence his cinematic approach, emphasizing strong visual storytelling, complex characters, and authentic human emotion. Beyond his work as a screenwriter and director, Michael has appeared in several film and television projects, including I Thought You Knew (2022), To Kill a Cop (2021), and Abigail Haunting (2020). He remains committed to telling stories rooted in truth, character, and lived experience. His latest project, Lessons Unbound, is currently in post-production, marking the next step in his expanding body of film and television work. Honors & Awards Winner, Best Screenplay, Festigious International Film Festival, MY YOGA MAT - 2025 Winner, Best Screenplay, Wiki: Screenplay Contest, MY YOGA MAT - 2024 Winner, Best Direction, IndieFest Film Awards, TO KILL A COP - 2022 Non-WGA/Caucus-only Member Male, Black ONE WHO GIVES VICTORY Crime, Drama An Iraqi exchange student, covertly recruited by extremists, struggles with her conflicting loyalties between duty and a forbidden romance with a Black Muslim classmate as her secret life raises suspicion and begins to draw the attention of the FBI. SOUL FOOD SAIGON War, Romance During the Vietnam War, a Black soldier deserts the army to build a new life with his Vietnamese girlfriend, risking everything to open a soul food restaurant in Saigon as racial conflict and military police close in around them. JUVIE HALL Crime, Drama A mental health counselor is determined to save a teenage girl who suffers with acute depression. She is being released on probation from the Juvenile Detention Center, "Juvie Hall"; her life on the outside is uncertain. Character-driven, Crime, Limited Series Male, Black unrepped

< Back Nicole Jones-Dion nicole@praxiscope.com https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1955614/?ref_=fn_all_nme_1 Coverfly The Black List Nicole Jones-Dion is an acclaimed Los Angeles-based writer-director who specializes in telling elevated genre stories. Beginning her career in comics and video games, she transitioned to screenwriting, writing features for SyFy Channel, Lionsgate, and Sony - including an adaptation of the best-selling martial arts game Tekken. An Army Brat, Nicole had a nomadic upbringing, living in places as diverse as Hawaii and Germany before her family finally settled down in Wilmington, NC. In school, she won the North Carolina Writer's Award for a full scholarship to Duke University, where she studied Creative Writing, History, and Theology. After graduation, she did her own brief stint in the Army before relocating to LA. In her spare time, Nicole volunteers with the National Park Service and advocates for military veterans in the entertainment industry. Honors & Awards FOX Writers Incubator -Winner - WIKI - 2022 The Grey List - Official Selection - STILL WATERS - 2023 The Stunt List Originals Bureau - Official Selection - WIKI - 2024 non-WGA Female, 40+ WIKI (1 hour drama - YA Horror) A modern-day reimagining of The Monkey’s Paw for the internet generation. The lives of three college friends are turned upside down when they discover a mysterious online wiki site. Any changes made to the wiki magically come true in the real world — with unpredictable and deadly consequences. BACK TRACK (1 hour drama - Crime) When a young horse trainer is found trampled to death, police write it off as a tragic accident... until her father receives an anonymous tip that she was murdered. Now, it’s up to a professor-turned-private investigator to find her killer before he strikes again. Adapted from the novels by Joseph A. McCaffrey. JUVIE (Feature - YA Horror) A delinquent teenage girl discovers a pattern among unexplained deaths at a juvenile detention facility - they all die before they turn 18 and "age out" of the system. With her own 18th birthday looming, she must find out who is behind the mysterious deaths before she becomes the next victim. Crime, Thriller, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Psychological, Horror, Historical/Alternative History, YA Female, 40+ Repped

< Back Conor Dowling cdowling23@yahoo.com Conor is a writer, filmmaker, and creative media producer from Dublin with a Master's degree in Feature Film Production. Conor loves all things horror, folklore and comedy! He is developing an animated series with Ink & Light Studios. He recently optioned an original feature screenplay with Wide Eye Films. Conor's screenplay DARA MCCOOL was awarded development funding from Screen Ireland and won a bursary to attend Stowe Story Labs in Vermont. Conor was also selected as a screenwriting mentee of BAFTA-winning writer Will Collins (Wolfwalkers) for a year long mentorship. In 2024, Conor launched Gemini Dragon, a creative IP development company focused on storytelling across film, TV, podcasting, and graphic novels. He is an award-winning podcaster, known for his hit show Fad Camp. He has written, directed, & produced numerous projects for RTÉ, TG4, and NGOs. His indie shorts & specs have gotten accolades at competitions & festivals worldwide. Conor was awarded Arts Council funding for two novel manuscripts, MONUMENTAL and THE OUTER CIRCLE which was shortlisted for the Irish Writers Centre Novel Fair in 2020. His directorial feature debut mockumentary THE LIGHT OF DAY screened at the Galway Film Fleadh and IFI Horrorthon. Conor has also directed factual entertainment, documentaries, and children’s TV for RTÉ and RTÉ Jr. A skilled camera operator, stills photographer, and video/sound editor. Honors & Awards Top 25, Save The Cat - DARA MCCOOL - 2021 Screen Ireland Bursary Stowe Story Labs - DARA MCCOOL 2021 Semi Finalist Stage 32 Search for New Voices in Animation - DARA MCCOOL - 2021 non-WGA Male DARA MCCOOL Animated, Fantasy, Comedy - How To Train Your Dragon His mother is a magical deer, his brother is the most legendary warrior-poet in all of Irish mythology, and his father has all the knowledge of the world. Yet somehow Dara, an unassuming tailor, is their only hope in the prophetic Great Fight. THE OTHER COUPLE Contained Horror - Funny Games meets Your Sister's Sister ) A struggling couple go to a secluded farmhouse for a long weekend away, but on their first night, they discover another couple staying there in secret who pose a threat to their relationship and their lives. Horror, Coming-of-Age, Animation Male unrepped

< Back Jennifer Dunn jennifer@copperheadmedia.com http://www.copperheadmedia.com The Black List Jennifer Dunn is a television writer and filmmaker who explores class, family legacy, and the cost of inherited power in rural America. Born between a cemetery and a trailer park in North Georgia, she brings authentic perspectives on Appalachian communities and the forces that shape them. Her first one-hour drama pilot, BIRDSONG, won the 2020 Atlanta Film Festival Pilot Competition and the 2021 Creative Screenwriting Unique Voices Competition in Drama. The pilot placed as a finalist in Screencraft, Cinestory, and WeScreenplay competitions. BIRDSONG follows a young Appalachian witch who must defy her family's scam faith healing ministry and embrace her bloodline's demanding destiny after years of using Oxy to reject her disruptive supernatural powers. Jennifer's work examines how institutions—whether family clans, religious organizations, or corporate entities—control individual lives. Her characters navigate impossible choices between loyalty and freedom, protection and truth, survival and authenticity. She's drawn to stories about people trapped between worlds: the powerful gifts they inherit and the systems that exploit them. Jennifer participated in the CineStory TV Writing Fellowship in 2020, the New York Women in Film Writer's Lab in 2021, and the Sundance Episodic Intensive in 2022. Jennifer's influences include Sally Wainwright, Dorothy Allison, Daniel Woodrell, and stories that honor the complexity of rural communities. Honors & Awards Winner, Atlanta Film Festival Best Drama Pilot - BIRDSONG - 2020 Fellow, The Writer's Lab, BIRDSONG - 2021 Fellow, Sundance Episodic Intensive, DOUBLE FAULT - 2022 non-WGA/Caucus only Female, LGBTQ+, 40+ BIRDSONG Drama After years of abusing Oxy to reject her disruptive supernatural powers, a young Appalachian witch must defy her family’s scam faith healing ministry to embrace her bloodline’s demanding destiny. DOUBLE FAULT Sports Drama A Florida dropout battles his way into the classy, cutthroat world of elite professional tennis, unaware that the brutal sacrifices he made just to set foot on the court are only the beginning of his problems. MURDER BALLADS Detective procedural A thrice-widowed Appalachian PI obsessed with the decades-old mystery of her sister's death must battle her coal town's political machine while defending her son from a murder charge. Character-driven, Crime, Procedural, Psychological, Dark, Bittersweet, Naturalistic, Magical Realism Female, LGBTQ+, 40+ repped

< Back Garret Williams garretwilliams@hotmail.com 323-854-1893 https://pro.imdb.com/name/nm0930621 Born and raised in Minneapolis, Garret began making short films in college before attending the American Film Institute's Master's program. His feature SPARK (writer/director), starring Terrence Howard and Nicole Ari Parker, was a Sundance Filmmakers Lab project. It premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and went on to Berlin (Berlinale) and many others around the world. Garret won Best Director at the Urbanworld Film Festival. Multiple film organizations have supported Garret’s screenplays. HYENAS was a Sundance Screenwriters Lab project. MUDPUPPY was a Film Independent Screenwriters Lab Project, was selected for Tribeca All Access, and was optioned by Sly Dog films. His screenplay LOST DOG was chosen for the Film Independent Screenwriters and Directors Labs, was a Fast Track project at the LA Film Festival, and was nominated for Best Screenplay and the Gordon Parks Award at the IFP Film Market. LOST DOG was also selected for the WGA Feature Writer's Access Project. Garret’s work as a Writer/Director/Producer of shorts screened at SXSW (THE RISE), New Directors/New Films at the MOMA & Sundance(Short SPARK), and a long list of festivals, domestic and international, earning multiple awards. His shorts (SPARK and BB GUN) aired on Showtime Networks. He is a member of the DGA and is a Sundance Institute Fellow, Film Independent Fellow, and Tribeca Film Institute Fellow. Garret serves as an Adjunct Professor at Occidental College, teaching Advanced Screenwriting. non-WGA Male, BIPOC, Black, Multi-Ethnic LOST DOG (Dramatic Thriller) Lost Dog is a character-driven thriller, set in 90s Minneapolis, about a black, jaded, Animal Control Officer and his young trainee, as they follow the twisted trail of a racist serial dog abuser and killer. MUDPUPPY (Dark Comedy) A brown comedy about a lost and lonely man who finds love in the toilet. Character-driven, BIPOC-centric, Crime, Thriller, Sci-Fi, Limited Series, Dark, Naturalistic Male, BIPOC, Black, Multi-Ethnic unrepped

< Back Catherine Vouvray cathvouvray@gmail.com http://commelevin.com Coverfly Catherine Vouvray grew up gay in God’s country – the bible belt South – fearing for her life at home with mentally ill parents and out in the rural world, where those in the LGBTQIA+ community were killed for sport. Education saved her life, but writing saved her soul. Her work is focused on empathy, relationships, mental health, and finding the funny in dark times. A published short story writer and produced writer/director, Vouvray’s mission is to add to queer cinema while often placing older (gasp!) women at the epicenter of stories ranging from comedy to drama, to rom-com, to family, and finally, to animation. Oh, and yes, she also writes straight stuff for the youth. Vouvray is in post-production on her first independent feature film, All Wounds , which apparently needs a new title because it isn't a horror. Her influences include Waller-Bridges, Sciamma, Gaudagnino, and Manuel-Miranda. When not indulging in filmmaking, Vouvray writes novels, including The Months of Payne. Catherine is currently a proud fellow of the Michener Center for Writers. Honors & Awards Universal Global Talent Development & Inclusion - Semifinalist - LES GO! - 2021 non-WGA Female, LGBTQ+, 40+ LES GO! Lesbian rom-com After using a lesbian-dating app to research a new role and accidentally meeting Ms. Right, a lonely, middle-aged movie star must redefine what love and career mean to her before she loses both. AUTHOR OF THE EPILOGUE romantic dramedy An elderly woman journeys home to England with her husband's ghost to reconnect with the love she left behind--a woman--before her son puts her in a nursing home. CODENAME: MAME 1/2 hour TV spy comedy An insular, sexy, sixty-year-old spy forced into retirement secretly continues targeting an international crime syndicate who then comes after her and her first-ever friends in the retirement community where she's gone undercover. Character-driven, Female-centric, Queer, Romantic, Historical/Alternative History, International Female, LGBTQ+, 40+ unrepped