The Hollywood Screenplay Awards™ were created to bridge the gap between Hollywood and emerging screenwriters from the global creative community.

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The Hollywood Screenplay Awards™ has announced the winner of its 2005 competition:

The 2005 Screenplay Winner Is:

"Legend" by Brian Francis Neary of California.

2005 Screenplay Honorary Mentions:

"In the Heat of the Light" by Brian Keith Tochi and William Smith Keane of California.

"Twin Deception" by Jeff R. Williams of North Carolina.

The Hollywood Screenplay Awards™ has announced the winners of the
2004 Hollywood Screenplay Awards™ competition:

The 2004 screenplay winners are:

First Place: "The Kreutzer Sonata" by Kelleigh E. Greenberg of California.

Second Place: "The Mistress of Farnon Hall" by Deb Ryan of Massachusetts.

Third Place: "Dollarhide and the Lady" by Jeffrey M. Meyer of Texas.

The winners of the 2003 Hollywood Screenplay Awards™ competition are:

First Place: "Let's Mow" by Joe Wilson of California.

Second Place: "Tunnelman!" by Adam Nadler of New York.

Third Place: "Stage Mom" by Maggie Franks of California.

The winners of the 2002 Hollywood Screenplay Awards™: competition are:

First Place: "Bathsheba" by Jack Brosky of California.

Second Place: "Love and Larceny" by Martha A. McCoy and Carrie S. McCoy of Massachusetts.

Third Place: "Blindsighted" by Leslie R. Henderson of Texas.

The winners of the 2001 Hollywood Screenplay Awards™: competition are:

First Place: "The Return" by Natalia Lazarus and Piero Dusa of California.

Second Place: "All Rise," by Tommy A. Bryant of Tennessee.

Third Place: "Hatchet" by Robert McMahon of New York.

The winners of the 2001 Hollywood Book Awards™: competition are:

First Place: "Fugitive Colors" by Lisa Frydman of Maryland.

Second Place: "Papa's Problem" by Patrick Kendrick of Florida.

Third Place: "Body Card" by John Gitter of Tennessee.

The winners of the 2000 Hollywood Screenplay Awards™: competition are:

First Place: "Always Shining" by Michael Qualiano of New Jersey.

Second Place: "Alien Circus" by Anton Diether of California.

Third Place: "Affairs 'R Us" by Robert M. Blankenhorn of Michigan.

Honorable Mention: "Crossings" by Fred Perry of California.

Honorable Mention: "The Game Show Host" by Steve Erickson of Illinois.

The winners of the 2000 Hollywood Book Awards™: competition are:

First Place: "Squint" by Michael Gabriele of Maryland.

Second Place: "Whispers of God" by Dr. Mary B. Turner of Texas.

Third Place: "The Final Slum: Two Siberian Stories" by Stefan Sullivan of Washington, D.C.

Honorable Mention: "The Flystrip" by G.B. Banta of California.

Honorable Mention: "Satan's Treasure" by Lou Volpentesta of Canada.

The winners of the 1999 Hollywood Screenplay Awards™: competition are:

• First Place: "Sweetboy" by Rafael Cabrera

• Second Place: "Clara" by Miriam Queensen

• Third Place: "The Angels of Lemnos" by Jim Henry

The winners of the 1999 Hollywood Book Awards™: competition are:

• First Place: "Gilded" by Catherine Karp

• Second Place: "Latex Monkey With Banana" by Paul Grussendorf

• b>Third Place: "Twisted Prayers" by Norman Mark

Honorable Mention:

"The CIA, The KGB, & Me." Gabriele Hammerstein's true story, written with Mike McGrady.

The winners of the 1998 Hollywood Screenplay Awards™: competition are:

First Place: "When the Root Children Wake Up" by E.W. Helmick of California.

Second Place: "Garden of Evil" by Bill Powers of New York.

Honorable Mentions:

"Stalking Wolf," by Taz Terrell of California.

"A Different Drummer" by William Seaton Ward of North Carolina.

The winners of the 1998 Hollywood Book Awards™: competition are:

First Place: "The Journey of a Wilder Man" by John Gerald Duffy of Arizona.

Second Place: "High Concept" by Martin Schecter of New York.

Third Place: "Horror Flick" by Bob Zeidman of California.

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