Each volume in this series includes two spec screenplays of stories I have to tell. It has become a moral imperative that I release these stories to the public. And, if they are not made into the films they are meant to mature into, transitioning from a caterpillar to a beautiful butterfly, then at least they can be enjoyed in their pupa form within the pages of these books.

Stories I Need to Tell 1

Literature & Fiction

KING, DOUGLAS

Genre Fiction

Day III Productions, Inc.

I have been writing screenplays professionally for three decades. In that time, I have written scripts I am immensely proud of, and others that, well, let's just say, the fact they never saw the silver screen is probably a good thing for all parties concerned. I have written for major studios, independent studios, independent producers as well as written my own spec scripts, some of which you hold in our hands. It is this latter category that you now hold in your hands. Each volume in this series includes two spec screenplays of stories I have to tell. In volume two the focus is on men and the adventures and misadventures they often get themselves into. First up is Vodka, a Vixen, and Vengeance in Vegas, a rouge's romp through the casinos of Las Vegas and my attempt to combine elements of The Hangover with Ocean's Eleven. There are cons, crosses, double-crosses, mobsters, and of course a little seduction and sex-it is Vegas after all. Geographically, The Longest Subway Ride could not be further removed from Las Vegas-nearly the entire film takes place in the factual and fictional world of the subway system of New York City. It is the story of one man, who after making one fateful decision, ends up with a severe case of mistaken identity while exploring parts of the New York underground that most people would be surprised exists. It is one misadventure after another for our hero when all he wants to do is get to his original stop and back to the surface.

Stories I Need to Tell 2

Humor & Satire

I have been writing screenplays professionally for three decades. In that time, I have written scripts I am immensely proud of, and others that, well, let's just say, the fact they never saw the silver screen is probably a good thing for all parties concerned. I have written for major studios, independent studios, independent producers as well as written my own spec scripts, some of which you hold in our hands. It is this latter category that you now hold in your hands. Each volume in this series includes two spec screenplays of stories I have to tell. In this, the third volume of my Stories I Need to Tell series of screenplay compilations, the theme is faith and humanity in the form of two individuals and their struggle with mortality and living a life full of meaning. Talk is the story of a radio shock-jock who faces mortality while staging a marathon radio program where the topic is his own death. By facing death, our lead discovers the importance of living a balanced life. While there is no life and death crisis in Art Life-one man's journey of self-discovery through the art he creates-there is a crisis of faith. Faith in one's ability and talent. One man struggles to define who he is as an artist as he faces losing a life-long career and the people who love him.

Stories I Need to Tell 3

<div>Best of Show is the culmination of the work of interior designer and reality television star, Donna Moss, as well as the work of many talented designers she has loved to collaborate with. Moss has completed four spectacular show homes; three of them have been filmed for a season of Best of Show to be broadcast on Moss' new television network, Home Design TV (HDTV). Each show house had its own personality. The styles of the homes in Texas ranged from French to modern Mediterranean to modern farmhouse, while a home in Las Vegas was contemporary in its design. Each required a custom touch. Moss and the designers achieved the goal of fun, functional, and fabulous design. Moss also allows you inside her own home and takes you on a fun journey back in time to when her daughters, Tiffany Moss Jenkins and Ashley Moss Black, along with Moss filmed their show Donna Decorates Dallas on HGTV. This book provides insight into the designs as well as inspiration which in turn will inspire you.</div>

Best of Show

Arts & Photography

Moss, Donna

Architecture

The Legend of Levy tells the type of tale that became folklore in the old west. Levy Strickland is only fifteen years old, farming with his family in the great state of Texas, when an event changes the course of his life. Levy grows up to become a man and a legend. From fighting Indians to falling in love, Levy lives a life full of adventure. Follow the epic tale of Levy's life in this homage to the dime store novels of 19th century. Told in an easy to read writing style filled with authentic flavor of the wild west written by someone who has put in his time in the saddle. Author, Bryan Gibbs, composed his first novella in longhand in a spiral notebook in-between time plowing fields with his tractor and ranching. His writing style is straightforward and honest just like the salt of the earth characters he writes about.

The Legend of Levy

Gibbs, Bryan

<div>Art Folio is a publication of the best in abstract and contemporary work as decided on by a jury of professional artists, museum curators, gallery owners, art consultants, and collectors. We believe there is a tremendous amount of high-quality art created each year that gets lost in the mass of social media posts and is not being represented in the art world. We have established this publication in an attempt to change that as best we can.</div>

Art Folio 2021: A Curated Collection of the World’s Most Exciting Artists

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

Reflectionist artist JD Miller has been perfecting his style of 3-dimensional oil painting for 25 years, from his first painting translations of classical works by artists like Pablo Picasso, Vincent van Gogh, and Paul Gaugin, to the creation and evolution of his own style. Miller imbues his prismatic work with a spirit of positive energy, love, peace, and joy as a fulfillment of his Reflectionist philosophy. Within Reflectionism, Miller calls upon the universal vibrations of light and sound to flow through him to allow for the molding of oil paint, a unique process that distinguishes him from other artists. Miller creates impactful, strong, and enlivening canvases that take their viewer on an existential journey. The title of this book, Reflections from Dragon Street, relates to Miller’s powerful collection of work created since moving into the Samuel Lynne Galleries’ studio located at 1105 Dragon Street in Dallas. Included are many of Miller’s popular series, which date from 2008 to the present. This comprehensive survey of Miller’s work has been produced in the spirit of Reflectionism and shows the progression of his prolific career.

JD Miller: Reflections from Dragon Street

Miller, JD

Individual Artists

You May Be Old If

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Art Folio is a publication of the best in abstract and contemporary work as decided on by a jury of professional artists, museum curators, gallery owners, art consultants, and collectors. We believe there is a tremendous amount of high-quality art created each year that gets lost in the mass of social media posts and is not being represented in the art world. We have established this publication in an attempt to change that as best we can.

Art Folio 2022: A Curated Collection of the World’s Most Exciting Artists

History & Criticism

Self Portraits is an autobiography of sorts. Lea M. Fisher created a series of self-portraits between 2017 and 2021. These self-portraits do not represent her in a literal sense, in terms of her physical appearance, but rather they are more inner self-portraits that depict her personal journey. Each portrait may embody a thought, an emotion, or Fisher's experience of an important person in her life. Each work of art is the pictorial representation of Fisher's mental landscape with all its ups and downs, sharp turns, and unexpected detours. Accompanying each painting is a text that describes Fisher's life growing up with parents who were addicts, how she has dealt with abuse on many levels, and ultimately how she has healed and recovered as best she can. It is Fisher's sincere hope as you view her portraits and read her words that you might see some small part of yourself and know you're not alone (especially if it is a little scary to look at certain things). Fisher hopes that her story will paint the picture that pain is only the bridge to joy, and that bridge is an integral part of each and every one of our journeys.

Self-Portraits: Reflections of an Artist’s Journey

Fisher, Lea

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