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Scriptwrecked is the brainchild of Trevor Mayes, screenwriter, script consultant, and cat whisperer... more.

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Our contributor, Michele Wallerstein, has a new book: MIND YOUR BUSINESS: A Hollywood Literary Agent’s Guide To Your Writing Career will be in book stores July 1st.

Michele is a writer’s consultant who formerly spent many years as a literary agent in Hollywood. In her book she answers your questions about getting your scripts into the Hollywood community and what you must know to be a professional writer. Her book can now be pre-ordered on Amazon.com.

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