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Tim Marks
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"Couldn't be more direct or less obscure... with virtually every speech and scene ringing painfully, bitterly true."
—Joseph Hurley (Irish Echo)
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"There was this guy on Billy's job, same age as me. He's got a wife, kids, place of his own! We were talking and he asked me where I lived. I was almost ashamed to answer him! I look at meself in the mirror and I think, 'What bird in her right mind would go with you?'"
—from Pearldivers
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The Tradition
a screenplay
Plot Summary:
Gordon Amos, writer of both Dickensian novels and sadomasochistic pornography, has been dead for over a century, but hasn't been forgotten. Every year, on the anniversary of his death, a mysterious woman known only as The Tradition has visited his grave. But this year, an ambitious out-of-town reporter has decided to expose The Tradition, little imagining the horrific consequences. Now two detectives are left to clean up the mess and stop a wave of gruesome murders.
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The Tradition and all excerpts from it are © 2004 Tim Marks. Excerpts may contain strong language or violence.
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