Feature screenplays currently available for option/purchase:

All The Way (romantic comedy/101 pp):
Susan agrees to consider Billy’s marriage proposal if he can make amends to three women from his past: His first love; his first sexual experience; and the woman he hurt the most.
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Eye Candy (romantic comedy/102 pp):
Newlywed Tina becomes a dancer in the strip club her husband, Marcus, refuses to stop going to after they're married.
(Finalist/One in Ten Screenplay Contest)
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Flying Solo (romantic comedy/99 pp):
Former spouses, David and Susan are coerced by their editors into going on a joint book tour after writing novels — different takes on the battle between the sexes — that strike a chord with the public.
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Geek Chic (ensemble teen comedy/118 pp):
Conroy Academy has the highest grade point average in the country, thanks to a geek fraternity run like a brothel so its members can concentrate on their studies instead of on getting laid in this comedy about sex, football, and the GPA!
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Mrs. Shakespeare (comedy/adventure/105 pp):
Thinking it's a work of fiction, Patty jeopardizes her life when she has a book published under the pen name Mrs. Shakespeare to honor a friend she thinks has died, only to discover it's a thinly-veiled account of the criminal exploits of crime boss, Mickey Jenkins.
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Some Kind of Happy (romantic comedy/108 pp):
When she discovers her husband is cheating on her, Claire anonymously befriends his mistress to find out what was and wasn't real about their marriage in this story about first love, last love, and second chances.
(Writer’s Grant/The Harold Greenberg Fund (as Minor Miracles))
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Speakers Corner (romantic comedy/93 pp):
After getting dumped by a one night stand, Scott turns to an interactive video booth to vent, prompting viewers to do the same to offer advice and to share their own experiences in this comedy about love, sex, and friendship. [previously optioned]
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The Trouble with Love (romantic comedy/99 pp):
Jake condescends to become the head writer for a soap opera called All My Tomorrows to get close to Georgie Chandler, an actress on the show, just as she swears off men. [previously optioned]
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Sinclair Lewis arrived at Harvard — drunk, as usual — to talk about his craft. "Hands up, all those who want to be writers!" he yelled. Every hand went up. "Then why the hell aren’t you at home writing?" he asked, and staggered off the platform.
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