Quoted from DanC Any guesses on what I wrote or anyone else??Dan

My bet for you, Dan, is "Daughter of Gore", as the origin material seems to be up your tree.

I think Sandra wrote White Icing

I'm pretty sure which one Stevie wrote, after he PM'd me some info.

Some others I know, but can't reveal.

Quoted from khamanna Well, that's easy - to say smthing like this. I can do it. I know everyones entry 100percent but not revealing. Yeah, easy!

Hahaha, yep I know all and so does everyone else!! Nah, there's just a little nugget hidden amongst one of them that makes me think it's Dave, only time will tell, when's vote o'clock?

Quoted from Reef Dreamer Sorry not been around much, but then again I didn't enter. If anybody wants a read give me a PM< Hope it's been a good one

Final offer...almost

I have only read a few but being an outsider this time has been enjoyable In terms of reading without motive

Anybody wishes a read, let me know.

This OWC I'm thinking of doing this since I fully participated and read them all (and anyone can join if you find it fun)

Most memorable character - Mother Wrench from Don't Listen To Strangers
Best setting - Shalom Naziboy was different to the rest
Most atmospheric - got to be Plight
Most memorable prob - whatever that thing was from Take 2

Now, this has nothing to do with my liking the scripts in its entirety. And these are not necessarily my most favorite scripts - in fact, I selected a few others for my favs, but I know you get the point.

Quoted from DustinBowcot I didn't enter. I didn't even know there was an OWC. I took part in the reads though because they are anonymous and my bias doesn't get in the way. I'm competing, along with two of my sons, at the British Chess Championships in Wales from the 29th to 5th Aug and we apparently have Wifi, but just in case it's sporadic or weak, then congrats to the winner! I'm not sure who I'd pick to win, I think there were three scripts that I'd give a recommend to but I can't remember the titles. Well, A Deathly Shade of Blue is a little difficult to forget. I'll have a look through and put in a customary recommend and consider list if I get some more time later.

Good luck with the tourney

Alright, this is a wrap up:

The most agonizing on all counts: A Deathly Shade of Blue

The one that painted strong pictures in my mind: The Atom & Eve (I noted as the Chernoble one)

Memorable & Good Storytelling: In a Pinch

Memorable & Good Storytelling: Don't Look - (Abandoned Farmhouse one)

Memorable & Good Storytelling: Dream - (Hired Assasin vs self/Death)

Memorable & Good Storytelling: The Last Wish ) Clown at death's door

The Last Wish was a strong contender, but for me, it needed toning down. See my review. A bit too sappy.

Memorable and Rings True - Positive Ending: That First Step - Abusive Relationship -

Memorable and Timely with all the refugee stuff in the news - Plight

Mountain City could have been good except that a Social Worker wouldn't drop off a 14 year old kid to live in those rusty type conditions. There's good potential though with this one.

Take Two took a dive for me when it went on too long and lost its momentum, but I liked the concept.

My favourites:

Don't Look

That First Step

In A Pinch

Sandra

Don,

How can I get the link to vote?

Quoted from Michael Don, How can I get the link to vote?

Did you enter a script? Only the writers entering will get a vote email.  

Quoted from Michael Don, How can I get the link to vote?

The link was emailed to all the writers yesterday afternoon.  Check your email.

Don

Hi, Yes I entered a script. I think I must have accidentally deleted the email. Sorry 'bout that.

Ahhhh, voting mystery solved. For some reason my Gmail account had shifted all Simplyscripts emails to the spam folder, just found a load of them there.

Gmail users beware

Quoted from Cameron Ahhhh, voting mystery solved. For some reason my Gmail account had shifted all Simplyscripts emails to the spam folder, just found a load of them there. Gmail users beware

About a year ago I used a do it yourself mailing program and sent a newletter to an ancient mailing list. Gmail labeled me as a spammer.  Took about eight months to unravel that.  So, yes. That could happen.

Quoted from Michael Hi, Yes I entered a script. I think I must have accidentally deleted the email. Sorry 'bout that.

I'll pm you the link.

- Don

Quoted from Don About a year ago I used a do it yourself mailing program and sent a newletter to an ancient mailing list. Gmail labeled me as a spammer.  Took about eight months to unravel that.  So, yes. That could happen.

Where's the justice in this modern age? A high brow amateur screenwriting site's correspondence, flung in an electronic bin along side penile enlargement emails and Nigerian bank scams. Google still clearly needs to work on its algorithm a bit more.

Hang in there Don.

Cam,

I ordered that thing and fell for the Nigerian scam. ugh  (Just between me and you) Neither work.

Khamanna,

My most memorable character was the (Greenhorn lady crabbing boat captain)

Most eerie scene for me was (When the lady from ("Don't Look") found the old lady dead and the eerie girl hanging by her neck, sent chills up my spine.

I voted, Thanks Don for the link again....

I also have GMAIL

Mike  

Very good challenge, lots of fun, as they always are. I don't think I've ever seen this many dramas in an OWC. I think the challenge parameters helped make drama a logical choice. I actually started writing a drama for this, but I ended up with a comedy. Still, my original choice will see the light of day at some point. Think it would've been much stronger than what I did enter. Oh well. Great job all!