About

Introvert, minimalist, born to write. 

Generally I write for myself with a view to market and would like to think there is some grand plan. 

I hold a screenwriting degree and can script read/edit; and offer story consultant advice whatever the medium.

I am keen on helping other writers and collaborating with filmmakers. If I could be of use -- get in touch: putmyfullnamehere@live.co.uk

Thanks for visiting!

Robert

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