College English senior Ramen Noodle (Ray) wants to make a name for himself as a screenwriter more than anything in the world. Unfortunately, he's got a long way to go. He gave up a football scholarship and decided to support himself and his education at Orleans University by working as a bartender in the French Quarter. Not to mention he's failing his capstone screenwriting course. But after enduring a recurring nightmare about a possessed, murdering cannibal who dresses like an alligator and terrorizes a rural Louisiana church parish, Ray has fresh material for a new horror movie. The dream is so real that he begins to have difficulty distinguishing fantasy from reality. Does he love his French-speaking girlfriend, or the bombshell of his imagination? When things finally begin to look up, he has to figure out what he's willing to sacrifice in order to achieve his dream. Unless it's already too late ...
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Gregory L. Fischer is a former Editor-In-Chief of the Gonzales Weekly Citizen, The Donaldsonville Chief, and the Plaquemine Post-South newspapers in Louisiana and contributor to The Times-Picayune in New Orleans. He is the author of The Mayor of Mardi Gras: A Memoir. He holds bachelor's degrees in Creative Writing and Journalism from LSU and a master's degree in English from Southeastern Louisiana University, where he served as Editor-In-Chief of the Gambit Creative Writing Journal for students. He is certified in professional copy editing from New York University's School of Professional Studies and is the owner of Make It Write, a publishing services company in Baton Rouge, where he resides with his wife and stepchildren.
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